The Nerd Stash

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Last Day of June is an indie, story-driven title that focuses on life, death, love, and everything that comes in-between. Carl and June are newlyweds that take a trip to their favorite lake. On their way back home, a car crash leaves them with nothing but devastation.

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Fe is a platformer that is desperate for some polish and clarity. Although full of interesting concepts and a bright, vast environment, Fe doesn't quite deliver on its expected greatness.

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Together, you and Quill, the charming and adorable main character, must overcome numerous obstacles and dangers to save her uncle. Moss is the virtual reality experience I've been hoping for since I bought my PSVR.

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Battle Chef Brigade is a brawler and puzzle video game developed by Trinket Studios and published by Adult Swim Games. The Game was released for Windows and Nintendo Switch in November 2017.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an action RPG that focuses on the historical versus the fantastical. Despite a few bugs, the unique take on the genre creates a great experience.

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• XONE
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Spintires: MudRunner is the ultimate version of the million-seller indie hit Spintires coming to PC and, for the first time, consoles. Like Spintires before it, Spintires: MudRunner puts you in the driver’s seat and dares you to take charge of incredible all-terrain vehicles, venturing across extreme landscapes with only a map and compass as your guides!

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In the end, Yakuza Kiwami was far more than a Grand Theft Auto knockoff. It’s got a compelling story, interesting and sometimes ridiculous characters, a wide variety of things to do, and a skill tree to keep you occupies along the way. While the combat isn’t very rewarding, most every other aspect of the game is. The game as come a long way from the original PS2 version, and is a great way for anyone to get into the series. I would definitely recommend giving it a try.

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The Curse of Osiris is an extremely pretty expansion that has very little to offer below the surface. In addition to this lack of endgame content to keep people playing, it locks out existing players who haven’t bought the expansion from some major content in the base game. By doing this, they’ve managed to do even less in this addition than the original Destiny did with its first expansion. Unless you are interested in continuing the grind for loot boxes or looking at a pretty world for a few hours, I can’t really recommend the expansion.

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Assault Android Cactus is a twin stick shoot 'em up played primarily from an top-down perspective. The Player takes control of one of nine Androids, the first of which being Cactus, an Interplanetary Police Department (IPPD) junior constable, who crashes her ship into a the space freighter 'Genki Star'. The player must fight through hoards of rogue robots to take back control of the Genki Star.

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X-Morph: Defense is a hybrid tower defense and top down shooter. It is developed and published by EXOR Studios.

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On its surface, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 delivers a cornucopia of content sure to tickle the biggest comic book nerd. While the character list is out of this world most play very similarly barring a few exceptions. While improvements have been made to the how the flying characters are controlled, overall advances in recent LEGO games suggest that combat can be deeper and the free play can be more robust than what is delivered. While the title is competent and fun, for adults and kids alike, it doesn’t iterate on the original which was groundbreaking for a LEGO game at the time.

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Based on the novella At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft, Conarium is centered around four scientists coming to grips with the consequences of their endeavors into the arcane.

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• XONE
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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is an action-adventure first-person shooter video game developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks.

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Super Lucky’s Tale was a valiant attempt at cementing a new platforming Mascot for Microsoft alongside the Xbox One X’s release, but a poor camera and subsequently faulty controls hinder what could have been a fun platformer. At a price point of $30, the game isn’t a horrible buy for anyone looking to spend the day farming coins and clovers, but it just doesn’t draw me in when similar, better games like Super Mario Odyssey are available at the same time.

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Call of Duty: WWII is a fantastic installment that is just what was needed for the franchise. Gameplay is fun and fast-paced. Server issues have hindered the Headquarters experience but it’s not expected to be long term. The Zombies mode is a welcome return with its new darker tone and objective based gameplay.

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Super Mario Odyssey is an absolute joy. In this true homage to fans, Mario has matured with gamers while still recognizing the nostalgia associated with the series. Needless to say, this is another home run for Nintendo that fans are, rightly, obsessed with. 

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• PS4
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Brawlhalla is an epic, free to play fighting game on PC, Mac, and PS4. Join millions of players online, or play locally with up to 8 players.