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Interview: New Texas Chain Saw Massacre Game Could Redefine Asymmetrical Horror
Tobe Hooper’s 1974 stomach-roiling film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a slasher masterpiece with unparalleled garish beauty. None of its prosaic sequels have quite managed to replicate its magnetic horror: Scorching viewers with an orange sun and tossing them into the orange smoker, where the barbecue goes, like the original does. But developer Gun…
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The Best Games Of 2020 That You’ve Never Heard Of
There are so many games. The Nintendo Switch sees 30 releases a week. More than 50 PC games come out a day on Steam. Fifty. A day. And yes, most of them are shovelware or just plain drivel, but that only makes things worse for the little gems that are hidden within. In such a…
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OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes’ Final Season Is Getting Deliciously Dark And Melodramatic
OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes‘ third and final season has had a more focused and, at times, urgent energy compared to the previous two, in large part because these episodes are trying to bring K.O.’s story to a satisfying end. Because we’ve seen K.O. levelling up gradually, the final season’s shifting into a higher gear…
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The Best Board Games For Kids, According To A Board Game Blogger
Board games teach kids about rules, sportsmanship and strategy. Children love games, and more than likely, you, their parents, will be playing a lot of these games with them. Why not try the ones that are fun for adults as well? Here are some games that take the boring out of child’s play, for every…