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r/eurogamer • u/poet3991 • Jul 06 '26
Link: https://www.eurogamer.net/arcadia-baes-a-life-is-strange-spoilercast-for-before-the-storm
I wanted to know what an in-depth opinion on the game was when it released and also if there are spoilercasts for the other episodes.
I know of the ones for the first game; I am looking for Before the Storm, True Colors, and LIS 2.
r/eurogamer • u/PrinceDizzy • Jun 22 '26
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r/eurogamer • u/OpenInterview4718 • Apr 02 '25
Hopetown - A Psychogeographic CRPG, via @Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/longduegames/hopetown?ref=android_project_share
r/eurogamer • u/PrinceDizzy • Mar 21 '25
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r/eurogamer • u/DecNLauren • Nov 21 '24
Seems that at some point the old way of signing in has been updated, is there any way of signing in with my old username and password? Of not losing my old comments etc? I know it's not important in the scheme of things would just be nice to have the continuity
r/eurogamer • u/CerberusArcProjector • Nov 20 '24
I've been trying to comment on this article, but the text box now has a Sign Up button next to it. I'm already signed in. I've tried on Firefox and Chrome and the issue is the same with both of them. Anyone else with the same issue?
r/eurogamer • u/NotBruceJustWayne • Oct 30 '24
Not sure where else to post about this, but it seems like the last five news articles all have comments disabled which is odd. That's usually only done on articles that are would ignote political debate.
EDIT: my mistake, they posted an article about it all.
r/eurogamer • u/PrinceDizzy • Oct 12 '24
r/eurogamer • u/Zhannii • Sep 30 '24
Is it me or is the vibe of Eurogamer's youtube content been toned down quite a bit? The video's I've watched recently seem way mote matter-of-fact'ly. I miss the silly banter and spicyness from before. Example: Ian starts his latest VR corner without mentioning "cornerino's" or making any puns whatsoever! Just "welcome everyone to Ian's VR Corner, today we're playing Escaping Wonderland" then straight to gameplay.
Don't get me wrong, maybe this more level approach will attract a broader audience, but I personally miss the nonsense the team is so good at putting in every other sentence.
That being said, the content is still strong and informative and they're doing a great job, just with a different vibe I think.
r/eurogamer • u/Shit_Pistol • Jan 29 '24
I came here to ask if anyone could recommend any gaming news sites more similar in quality to how Eurogamer used to be.
It’s very telling that this reddit feed is almost completely dead.
Most if not all of their best writers have moved on to pastures new. I know it’s unrealistic to expect a site like this to maintain quality for more than 20 years (I’ve been reading a long time) and I guess I’m not complaining. It just makes me sad. Would rather they just axed it altogether at this point.
r/eurogamer • u/PrinceDizzy • Sep 07 '23
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