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While mopping up some of the games I missed from 2022, I stumbled upon The Case of the Golden Idol - a slightly lesser known indie game that many people had in their end of year lists. The game itself was excellent, but I have a small problem with the way we have talked about it: it's not a detective game

When we talk about video games, I think there's a pretty big part of them that we don't talk about - the part that isn't the game.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a game with a lot of baggage. Yet it does something strangely counter-intuitive that I think is worth discussing.

Battalion 1944 is one of my favourite first person shooters ever. There's just one small problem - nobody is playing it.

Sable does a lot of interesting things with its open world that haven't been done before. It's a game about self-reflection

Tunic catapulted itself to my favourite game this year. It does this by bringing back a relic from over 30 years ago.