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Check out the entire list below, choose your games wisely, and as always; have fun! credit//THQ Nordic February 5th Avenger Bird (Switch) Away: Journey to the Unexpected (PS4) The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (Switch) Etrian Odyssey Nexus (3DS) Etrian Odyssey X (3DS) The Hong Kong Massacre (PS4) Kadath (PC) Melbits World (PS4) The Occupation (PC, PS4, XB1) The Path of Motus (Switch) Riot – Civil Unrest (Switch) Spike[...]

Midway through PAX West, we got a chance to try out a familiar game as we tested Observer out on the Nintendo Switch This was one of our favorite games on PC last year as you play a detective in the future who can use software to hack into a person's mind and find out[...]

Today I got a chance to explore Observer (which is how we'll refer to it in this review since the actual title is ">observer_") from Bloober team and Aspry Media. credit//Aspry Media Observer takes place in 2084, as you take the role of a detective named Daniel Lazarski who works in some of the rainiest and depressing[...]

The second thing you notice is that the book's existence actually neatly embodies one of the principles of the series; it's a copy of a book referenced repeatedly in the final season, a notebook that exiled Observer September kept in the years the main characters were missing Or, In Fringe parlance, it's a book from[...]

Tomorrow's Observer newspaper will feature a sprawling interview and feature with Alan Moore. In which we learn about his great-grandfather, Ginger Vernon, who "used to trade caricatures for pints in the pub." He hates being coerced, whatever the financial incentive, and it may well be something in the blood His great-grandfather Ginger, the hard-drinking cartoonist, was at[...]

Barbara Ellen, columnist for The Observer newspaper wrote about three topics of international note this weekend First, the trial of Anders Behring Breivik and how people shouldn't publicise his name In an article with his name in the headline and a big photograph of him An assault on the elderly woman who tried to restore[...]

This is the winning entry in the now-annual Observer/Jonathan Cape graphic short story competition Room 208 by Stephen Collins and the runner up strips are currently exhibited in the gallery section of Orbital Comics in London, off Leicester Square, as part of the ComICA festival. This is the winning entry in the now-annual Observer/Jonathan Cape[...]