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2 days ago | gametyrant.com | Nate Litt

Have you ever played a game that spoke to you so much that you were sure you had lived it yourself? Well, as a Queer woman, that’s how Lost Records: Bloom & Rage made me feel. A title that pridefully waves its identity at every turn, Bloom & Rage is the exact title that I needed as a young Queer teen. It’s messy, Sapphic, angsty, and beautiful, everything that comes with the self-discovery of being a young Femme. Though there’s a lot more witchcraft in the game than I remember dealing with as a kid.

2 days ago | gametyrant.com | Nate Litt

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: We here at GameTyrant have been absolutely bombarded with so many products and games this year already. We will be rolling out select quick reviews to let our audience know about products, games, and, DLC that may have slipped under their radar.

4 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

As someone who grew up playing every Final Fantasy release every day until I finished it and newly getting into Magic: The Gathering, I can honestly say: this is the kind of crossover that dreams are made of. Wizards of the Coast has officially pulled back the curtain on Magic: The Gathering—Final Fantasy, and it’s not just good. It’s legendary. What we’re looking at here isn’t a gimmick. It’s a love letter.

6 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Universal Studios Fan Fest Nights was exciting this year, it exceeded my expectations (as you can read in my review). And so, hopefully Universal expands on this and turns it into another event that gets as hyped as HHN. So crossing my fingers, here’s what I hope to see at next years FFN: Harry Potter is probably one of their most popular IPs so why not expand on it? What I’d like to see added from the Harry Potter universe is a celebration of the villains.

6 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

It’s been five years since the last DOOM game, and I can confidently say—I’ve been craving another one. So when the first trailer for DOOM: The Dark Ages dropped, I was instantly hyped. And I was lucky enough to get my hands on an early copy for review. According to the developers, DOOM: The Dark Ages was designed to feel like a modernized version of classic DOOM—and I can absolutely confirm that it delivers. It’s freaking awesome.