Christian Donlan
Contributing Editor
Christian Donlan is a veteran former editor on staff at Eurogamer, and now a regular contributor. He is the author of The Unmapped Mind, published as The Inward Empire in the US.
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Supporters | Game of the Week: Luigi's Mansion 2 is the rattliest game ever made
Shaking and quaking.
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What we've been playing - Arthurian sandboxes, old favourites, and Connections
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
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K-Bups 4 life | Beyond Good & Evil's just got a new edition - and the game's always been different every time I've played it anyway
Say when Jade!
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What we've been playing - wells, late-night pictures, and the world's largest patch notes
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
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Beyond FromSoftware: the Soulslike mechanics that turned a series into a genre
Lamps, Force powers, and a crab gun.
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The Access-Ability Summer Showcase is my favourite part of Summer Game Fest week
City builders, Metroidvanias, Cthulhu versus Y2K...
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What we've been playing - definitely not Bloodborne on PC
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
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Supporters | Game of the Week: Spelunky remains the game you can't finish
Olmec it to the end next time.
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Wishlisted | Dystopika is a toy for making cyberpunk cities and it's rad
Bring on the Light Brush.
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Still Wakes the Deep mixes perfect horror timing with an environment that was already terrifying
The Chinese Room returns with the world's most atmospheric oil rig.
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Dungeons of Hinterberg is about a holiday - which is why everything feels so important
Wild and free.
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Wa-who? | Why is Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door so brilliant? Because it embraces Mario for the blank slate he is
After the jump.
