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Carolyn Petit

Carolyn Petit

Managing Editor at Kotaku

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Recent Articles

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Carolyn Petit’s Top 5 Games Of 2025

This year, games that did traditional things very well and games that broke the mold completely rose to the top
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For years the game didn’t call to me, but now I really value the escape it provides
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