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Conqueror’s Blade Review in Progress
Conqueror’s Blade, a new free-to-play, medieval warfare game from Booming Games and My.Games has much to offer players hungry for an MMO Dynasty Warriors or Mount and Blade experience. Will it thrive...
Anthem Review In Progress
Heading into the launch of any new MMO or MMO-lite game I’m always a bit anxious about how the game will do. I generally always want every new game to do well, but games which are multiplayer face a w...
Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition – Review In Progress
We only received our Nintendo Switch copy for Tales of Vesperia last night, but because we love you, dear reader, we decided to stay up super late diving into the game so we could report briefly what ...
Total War: Thrones of Britannia Review In Progress
Starting off as a Welshman in Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia was an interesting way to begin my first campaign. Normally with Total War titles I go for the mid-tier, normal difficulty factions (...
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Review in Progress
I’ve been playing co-op shooters since before the dawn of the internet (I’m looking at you Contra and Alien Syndrome!) and every once in a while you get a title that just hits all the right notes. The...
Our Destiny 2 Review in Progress – PS4 Edition
Destiny 2 is finally here and, here at GameSpace.com, we want to give you our first impressions of the game without any spoilers and release progressive updates as we discover more about what Bungie h...
Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind Review In Progress
When it comes to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, two things are etched indelibly into my gaming memory: the ponderous, inexorable crescendo of the overture, and the gravelly voices of the Dunmer. Th...
Mages of Mystralia Review in Progress
Mages of Mystralia from Borealys Games, lands on Steam today. We’ve just snagged our codes and I’m on travel for an event for Destiny 2, but that didn’t stop me from playing about 3 ...
Persona 5 Review-In-Progress – Welcome to the Metaverse
Persona 5 is an absolutely massive game. Instead of rushing through it to get a day one review out the door, we’ll be taking our time through what Atlus tells us could be more than 100 hours of refine...