Nicholas Kennedy

Nicholas Kennedy is a Melbourne/Naarm based writer and journalist. He has appeared in The Big Issue, Rolling Stone, and STACK Magazine. Follow him at @nickkennedy.

Nicholas's Latest Articles

Weird West PC review
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Weird West Review – Everything for nothing

Filled with intricate systems that never quite come together in enough interesting ways, Weird West is more interested in itself…

Citizen Sleeper review PC Xbox Switch
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Citizen Sleeper Review – Wake up to yourself

Citizen Sleeper is a great cyberpunk diorama, with stories worth hearing and details worth uncovering.

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NORCO Review - Refinery Eyes

Confident, biographical and bewildering, NORCO is a narrative experience filled with exquisite, beautiful details.

Martha is Dead
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Martha is Dead Review - Grim Giallo

Martha is Dead depicts an utterly nihilistic and hopeless narrative, and walks a fraughtful line of gore and horror to…

shadow warrior 3 review
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Shadow Warrior 3 review - Groan of blood

Blending humour six years past its prime with combat you’ve played before, Shadow Warrior 3 trims the fun, instead of…

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Webbed review - Effortlessly playful

From Queensland-based studio Sbug Games, Webbed is delightfully playful in both its design ethos and core mechanics.

The making of Heavenly Bodies
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Beauty, Grace and Outer Space: The Making of Heavenly Bodies

The creators of Heavenly Bodies discuss unintentional comedy and their primary influences: The Soviet space program and Bennett Foddy's Getting…

Exo One Review Xbox PC
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Exo One Review - Gravity and gravitas

A beautiful game of movement, momentum, and emotional weight, Exo One is a deeply satisfying sci-fi experience.

Len's Island review
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Len’s Island Early Access Review - Your Island, Your Rules

Len’s Island is an idyllic, welcoming take on the survival genre. But you’ll need to bring your own incentives for…

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Death’s Door Review - Elevating a common genre mashup with artistic flair

Enchanting art direction and engaging themes make Death's Door more than just the straightforward, Zelda-inspired game it appears to be.

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