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Grace Benfell

Grace is a freelance writer at large and has written for some websites and publications you’ve heard of and others you haven’t. She is equally drawn to the grime and terror of Silent Hill and the romantic granduer of Final Fantasy. In her spare time, she writes horror fiction about bad Mormons and troubled women.

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Orc Incremental Review stars Review

Orc Incremental Review

This Warcraft-inspired autobattler has some compulsive appeal and handsome pixel art, but ends up more tiresome than epic.

Duskfade Review stars Review

Duskfade Review

Duskfade reaches for the past with confidence, but can't quite push forward to the future.

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Prelude Dark Pain Early Access Impressions

This is a dark and deep tactics game, with dreadful nuances and gorgeous complexities.

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Cats in the Shell Preview

Customizing a mech is a natural fit for an autobattler, but Cats in the Shell can’t break the stratosphere.

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Fogpiercer Review

Fogpiercer may not have Slay the Spire's cornucopia of possibilities, but it's a damned clever and thrilling ride.

Gothic 1 Remake Review stars Review

Gothic 1 Remake Review

A beguiling, yet familiar, journey, Gothic Remake is a confident and capable reworking of a classic.

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Clockfall Early Access Impressions

The action roguelike Clockfall has some novelty and craft, but not enough to make it an exciting alternative to its influences.

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Valor of Man Review

This turn-based tactical roguelike fails to impress, but its chonky puzzle might still charm.

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Blood Reaver Early Access Impressions

Familiar thrills draped in new flesh.

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Dragonkin: The Banished Review

Dragonkin may hold real action RPG joys for some, but a cliched world and tiresome repetition make it less than epic.