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• Sam Amiotte-Beaulieu

Officially localized three decades after the original release, Clock Tower: Rewind is a perfectly passable way to experience what was once officially a Japan-exclusive piece of horror history. This is the real, first Clock Tower experience warts and all, along with a smattering of goodies that will delight longtime fans – even if it feels like an inconsistent package throughout... Read more

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• Johnny Nys

Using multiple personalities to examine everything can be entertaining until it becomes tiresome, so you’ll need to take your time if you hope to succeed in the Spanish point-and-click comic adventure Ramas’ Call: Twisted Timing... Read more

Three Minutes to Eight is a fun game to look at with all kinds of style, though the inherent repetition of time loops is not helped by unfortunate design choices that make it likely this cool experience will wear out its welcome long before you uncover all its mysteries. ... Read more

In January we can dig deep into a family mystery to uncover ghosts both literal and figurative, face our fears in search of missing puppies on a menacing parallel planet, get a first – though not final – taste of nostalgic retro-styled hijinks in a world split in two, head back into the ocean depths armed with scuba gear and VR headsets, and pursue an unusual fugitive through time as a Slavic sorcerer... Read more

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• Sean Parker

Looking and sounding perhaps better than ever, Murder Malady is everything players expect from a Carol Reed mystery, refined to focus on what the series does best. For a 20th anniversary release, it's not a grand and unforgettable outing, but certainly a welcome and enjoyable one... Read more