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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.

15 Reviews
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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…

Aphelion Review stars Review

Aphelion Review

Sporadic moments of beauty and humanity can't save this dull, derivative sci-fi slog that spends far too much time saying nothing.

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era Early Access Impressions visibility Preview

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era Early Access Impressions

Olden Dog, New Tricks.

Sintopia Review – Disobeying god for fun and profit stars Review

Sintopia Review – Disobeying god for fun and profit

Full of bizarre ideas and complex without being complicated, I haven't played anything quite as unique as Sintopia in years.

Legacy Of Kain: Ascendance Review stars Review

Legacy Of Kain: Ascendance Review

This 2D hack and slash gets Legacy Of Kain's mood right, and that's no small feat. But it's also full of odd…

Xenonauts 2 Review stars Review

Xenonauts 2 Review

This sober, more considered take on classic XCOM trades fidelity and fanfare for an absorbing, complex, and brutal simulation.

Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered Review: teeth, claws, and monkey paws stars Review

Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered Review: teeth, claws, and monkey paws

A generous but uneven package that both hews too close and strays too far from its source material.

Laysara: Summit Kingdom Review: Yak-powered Anno is equal parts tranquil and treacherous stars Review

Laysara: Summit Kingdom Review: Yak-powered Anno is equal parts tranquil and treacherous

Laysara is a considered, clever city builder with beautiful presentation and calming score – disguising a stressful and capriciously demanding campaign.