GTA V gave us three broken men and a world too alive to ignore
Grand Theft Auto V has the shape of a familiar open-world action, but its best moments come from the details around that formula.
Caspar reviews deck-builders & roguelikes and occasionally writes longer features when academic philosophy requires it. Has strong feelings about menu UX.
Grand Theft Auto V has the shape of a familiar open-world action, but its best moments come from the details around that formula.
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