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Join Dylan, Dave, and Lile in Episode 114 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Fae Farm review. From Phoenix Labs, Fae Farm is the latest farming sim that looks to spice things up with a magical spin.

Join Lile, Dylan, and Dave in Episode 113 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Chants of Sennaar review. From Rundisc, Chants of Sennaar is an adventure puzzle game about translating languages to bring people together.

Join Dave, Lile. and Dylan in Episode 112 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Immortals of Aveum review. From Ascendant Studios, Immortals of Aveum looks to build a new franchise with their magic first person shooter.

Join Dylan and Dave in Episode 111 of the Offshore Gamescast for their WrestleQuest review. From Mega Cat Studios, WrestleQuest is looking to bring a whole new type of game to wrestling fans by combining it with a turn-based RPG.

Join Dave and Dylan in Episode 109 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Atlas Fallen review. From Deck13, Atlas Fallen attempts to combine powerful combat with fast sand-sliding manueverability.

Join Dave and Dylan in Episode 109 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Atlas Fallen review. From Deck13, Atlas Fallen attempts to combine powerful combat with fast sand-sliding manueverability.

Join Dylan and Dave in Episode 108 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Viewfinder review. From Sad Owl Studios, Viewfinder is a first-person puzzle game focused on taking pictures and playing with perspective.

Join Lile, Dylan, and Dave in Episode 107 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Oxenfree II: Lost Signals review. From Night School Studio, Oxenfree II: Lost Signals looks to build on the critically acclaimed original, Oxenfree.

Join Dylan and Dave in Episode 106 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Pikmin 4 review. From Nintendo, Pikmin 4 looks to blend aspects from the originals into a more modern game with new ideas.

Join Dave, Dylan, and special guest Andrew from Your Friendly Neighborhood Gamers in Episode 105 of the Offshore Gamescast for their Final Fantasy XVI review. From Square Enix, Final Fantasy XVI takes a step away from RPG elements and more towards being an action game.