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Nic Reuben

Nic Reuben is secretly several Skaven in a trench coat that have somehow made a career in freelance writing. A former staff writer for Rock Paper Shotgun, you can also find his work in Edge, The Guardian, PC Gamer, and more. He loves weird fiction, onion bhajis, RPGs, immersive sims, and strategy games that tell emergent stories.

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Doom: The Dark Ages Revelations Review stars Review

Doom: The Dark Ages Revelations Review

Id cap off the modern Doom trilogy with a triumphant crescendo.

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review stars Review

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review

This new Caribbean is a sight for sore eyes, but have Ubisoft Singapore gone overboard with the changes?

Moldwasher Review stars Review

Moldwasher Review

A plucky pixel art Powerwash-like in perfect miniature.

2 Fights in 2 Tight Spaces Early Access Impressions visibility Preview

2 Fights in 2 Tight Spaces Early Access Impressions

Some balance issues and a few bugs aside, this tactics sequel is already in a great place.

007 First Light Review stars Review

007 First Light Review

The Man with the Deluxe Edition Golden Gadget Skins.

Luna Abyss Review stars Review

Luna Abyss Review

FPS bullet hell combat punctuates exploration of an ailing, stylish and imposing megastructure in this flawed but confident hidden gem.

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Corsair Cove Demo Impressions

Sea shanty town.

Thick As Thieves Review stars Review

Thick As Thieves Review

The forefathers of the immersive sim are repackaging the genre as an affordable, shortform modular release – but at what cost?

Directive 8020 Review: Gameplay innovations are a monkey’s paw for Supermassive’s first sci-fi outing stars Review

Directive 8020 Review: Gameplay innovations are a monkey’s paw for Supermassive’s first sci-fi outing

Supermassive have done it again! (made a nearly great horror game).

Forbidden Solitaire Review: Ban this sick filth. As soon as I’ve completed it. stars Review

Forbidden Solitaire Review: Ban this sick filth. As soon as I’ve completed it.

A brilliantly imagined multimedia love letter to nineties adventure games and internet horror stories, although it can't quite make Solitaire itself as…