Ready Or Not: The Kotaku Review
It's useless to moralize: the sick thrill is the point
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Every DC Studios Movie and TV Show in Coming Through 2028 (and Beyond)
There are still some lingering projects left over from the pre-Gunn era of the DCU, including a new Matt Reeves-led Batman movie and the fate of Peacemaker, the series starring John Cena that spanned two eras of DC film and television — and left fans contending with a major…
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How to get the DLC weapons in Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave's DLC weapons give your army a sizeable advantage, though they do come with a few drawbacks. Obtaining the weapons involves completing a new subquest, and each of the four playable Flame Lords gets a special weapon. There's a bit of timeline…
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Anime Gambling Horror Game Ditches Free Steam Demo So It Doesn’t Get Ripped Off By AI
Drunken Goddess Reflux will have a closed beta instead
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New RPG From Final Fantasy, Persona Vets Borrows From The Past To Ask How We Can Save The Future
Eternal Anima finds surprising strategic depth in letting you foresee your opponent's next move
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GTA 6 Recaptures What Made GTA’s Best DLC So Great
If there’s one word that describes GTA 6, it’s sexy. Since its debut trailer, the new open-world game appears to be a drastic detour from Rockstar’s previous entries, in its enhanced version of Vice City, and in the dynamic between its dual protagonists and how their steamy…
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Street Fighter’s Best Live-Action Movie Yet Is Free on Streaming
The latest Street Fighter movie is out, and early reactions are not pretty. The film is currently sitting at 45% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 44 score on Metacritic. Polygon described it as an “incoherent, irredeemable mess” that flounders for an overlong two-hour runtime before…
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The Street Fighter Movie: The Kotaku Review
The fighting game movie oscillates between two extremes at a rate not even Daigo could parry
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Pokémon TCG Pocket Is Finally Fixing One Of Its Most Frustrating Features
Alongside slowing its release cadence, trading and immersive cards are also getting improvements
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Laura Bailey's Favorite Critical Role Romance Changed Campaign 3 Forever
Over the years, Critical Role has featured plenty of romances across its Dungeons & Dragons campaigns and one-shots. These include the angst-ridden yet sweet love between haughty noble Percival Del Rolo and strong-willed ranger Vex’ahlia in Campaign 1, and the intriguing…
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Game Freak Announces End of Beast of Reincarnation’s Post-Launch Updates
Beast of Reincarnation will stop receiving regular updates just over two months after its release. Developer Game Freak, best known as the studio behind Nintendo's Pokémon series, has announced the action RPG's current post-launch update plan is coming to an end. While this…
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Battlefield 6 Is Free on Steam, but Not for Long
Battlefield 6 is free to play on Steam right now, giving players a chance to try EA’s latest military shooter as its fifth season gets underway.
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2022’s Beloved Survival Adventure 'Stranded Deep' Is Free This Weekend
Released in Early Access in 2015, the survival crafting gameStranded Deep has built a strong following over the years, with over 20K Steam reviews alone. If you’re a fan of the genre and are looking for something to play this weekend, now might be a good time to give this one a…
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‘Father Of PlayStation’ Ken Kutaragi Blames A ‘Mentality Issue’ For The Backlash To Killing Discs
The Sony veteran doesn't sound very sentimental about the end of physical media on the platform he spearheaded
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7 Years Later, Apple’s Gaming Push Has Proven Surprisingly Resilient
The latest example of that came this week as Apple launched an App Store event dubbed Indie Games Week. The week-long initiative saw Apple welcoming games like Vampire Crawlers to iOS and announcing an ambitious mobile version of No Man’s Sky. At the center of that push was…
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'GeoGuessr' Just Changed Genres With A Must-Play Upgrade
Browser-based deduction game GeoGuessr has been around for a long time, and most people are content to simply watch Trevor Rainbolt correctly identify a location within seconds. Yet the developers behind GeoGuessr just gave everyone a good reason to revisit the storied internet…
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