Maddi Chilton
Maddi Chilton is an internet footprint from the Midwestern US. Formerly a staff writer at Kill Screen, she now talks about video games for Unwinnable, Heterotopias, Bullet Points Monthly, and other places. The majority of her personality can be traced back to The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind.
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Cover blown ZA/UM's espionage RPG doesn't quite sell its spy story.

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Agency over adversity.

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Hell on Earth The haunting world of Hell is Us has a lot to offer when you're not fighting the same handful of enemies.

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🐎🐎🐎 After playing Horses, I found it fascinating, but it didn't take its juxtaposition of mundane chores and extreme violence far enough.

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Rue'd Narrative time loop RPG Rue Valley fails to do anything with its potent metaphor for depression.

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God games Guardians of Azuma makes good on the time you spend rebuilding the world and finding your place in it.

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Lucrative Oversee living mascots in a cursed Japanese town.

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Point-and-trip Western point-and-click Rosewater is a worthwhile journey.

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Red Card The beautiful game is about to get brutal.

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BDE A 360 throwback that revels in its immaturity and ends up just as fun as it is profane.

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Out of tune Turn-based rhythm JRPG Keylocker looks like a dream, but sounds more like a nightmare.

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News Microbird talk about shaping Hinterberg's Austrian town through characters who both love and hate its sudden magical draw.

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News Hinterberg has charm to spare, but its developers don't see it as part of the cozy game trend.

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D'oh! Arguably, slaying monsters in the woods is self-care.

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Cat's Meow Forget nine lives—cat exploration sim Little Kitty Big City gets it right the first time.
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