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Steins;Gate Elite review
Time travel is a popular premise across almost every medium. But like most high-concept narratives, it’s often used as a…
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Death end re;Quest review
There’s a multitude of games built around the hypothetical. Each offers a succinct, moderately thoughtful response to imagined scenarios like…
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Song of Memories review
Initially, Song of Memories resembles yet another romantic harem comedy. You’ll assume the role of Minato Kamishiro, a second-year student…
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City of Brass (Switch) review
The last half-decade has seen an abundance of Rogue-like titles. Built upon the concepts of procedurally-generated environments, permadeath, and the…
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Etrian Odyssey Nexus review
Always a Tough Act to Follow Technology is often used to automate simple tasks. It’s engineered to remove tedium, so…
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Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown review
Recurrently, players have felt the temptation of chasing a secondary objective across the Ace Combat series. While you’re doggedly chasing…
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Genesis Alpha One review
Countless science fiction films and novels have made one message exceedingly clear- space colonization is a precarious endeavor. Consistently, every…
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Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics review
Every week, the Switch’s software library grows with an abundance of new games. Although there’s already an assortment of turn-based…
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Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal review
The game industry’s fondness for reiteration is well-known and frequently criticized. But recently, publishers have doubled down, creating remakes of…
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Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition review
Tales of Exclusivity Today, Microsoft’s consoles are little more than curios in Japan, with market share besieged by competitors. But…
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