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Aaron Potter

United Kingdom

Writer and Critic at Freelance

Gaming Content Creator at The Daily Mirror

Writer and talker: @AllOutGamingX / @DailyMirror | Previously seen: @WIRED, @NME, @Edgeonline + more | Ask me about Resistance 3 | ✉️: [email protected]

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  • 10 best indie games released in May 2025 - smaller creative gems well worth checking out

    1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Aaron Potter

    10 best indie games released in May 2025 – smaller creative gems well worth checking outIn the mood for something smaller between huge, tentpole video game releases? Here's the best we played from this past month. A whistlestop tour through some of the very best indie games released throughout the month of May, judging by what we played. There’s a strong argument to say that May might have been the best month of 2025 yet for indie games.

  • Hell is Us presents a deeply mysterious world that doesn't need Soulslike combat to be interesting

    1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Aaron Potter

    Hell is Us presents a deeply mysterious world that doesn't need Soulslike combat to be interestingWhile it's combat might leave a little to be desired, Hell is Us is shaping up to be a remedy to gaming's current run of samey Soulslikes thanks to its unique approach to navigation. Much more than just another Soulslike, by removing the mini-map and quest markers Hell is Us drops you into an oppressive sci-fi world far more gratifying to explore and discover.

  • Doom: The Dark Ages review - medieval retooling makes demon killing fast, frantic and bone-crunching

    4 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Aaron Potter

    Gaming's most fast-paced and brutal FPS gets a darker, fantasy-driven prequel that lifts the lid (sort of) on the Doomslayer's demon-slaying origins. Developer id Software rewrites the Slayer’s destructive rulebook for a second time, setting him off amongst a medieval war with even more ways to deal out death. When in doubt, go back to the beginning. It worked for Batman, it worked for Planet of the Apes, and now it's the turn of the Doom franchise to follow suit.

  • Revenge of the Savage Planet review - zany sci-fi sequel is primed to tickle your funny bone

    1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Aaron Potter

    Revenge of the Savage Planet review – zany sci-fi sequel is primed to tickle your funny boneThanks to an increased scope, new perspective, and even more planets to explore, Raccoon Logic’s pulpy sci-fi sequel improves leaps and bounds on the 2020 original.

  • Arc Raiders plays like a serviceable extraction shooter still in search of its own unique identity

    1 month ago | flipboard.com | Aaron Potter

    “You do have to pay premium numbers. That's just life": Gene Simmons explains why he’s charging fans $12,000 to be a roadie for a dayMany have suspected that Gene Simmons is an individual whose eye is always lurking on or around the bottom line, but his latest wheeze to squeeze yet …

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Aaron Potter @ItsMeAaronP
11 May 25

Lol. I wouldn't put it past him. https://t.co/7bz3RezLFl

Aaron Potter
Aaron Potter @ItsMeAaronP
11 May 25

One word... Sheesh! https://t.co/zRLIOHe9Zo

Aaron Potter
Aaron Potter @ItsMeAaronP
10 May 25

In the weeks since Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 launched, I think I've heard it compared to every single Final Fantasy entry at least once. It's always interesting which ones people keep as touchpoints.