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Angel at Dusk review
By nature, danmaku (or bullet hell shoot ‘em ups) are brazenly unforgiving. Routinely, they require pixel perfect precision, as you…
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Potionomics: Masterwork Edition review
It’s not uncommon for role-playing characters to guzzle entire inventories of elixirs during their expedition. Potionomics: Masterwork Edition reveals how these tonics…
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Irem Collection Volume 2 review
The three pillars in the run-and-gun pantheon are Metal Slug, Ghosts ‘n Goblins, and Contra. In this writer’s mind, franchises…
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate review
Let’s face it – the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are amazingly versatile. Building on their comic, toy line, and animated…
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Farmagia review
Farmagia is one of those ambitious efforts that stives to merge a multitude of different genres. Beyond some Pokémon-esque monster…
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Voidwrought review
Voidwrought is thoroughly rooted in metroidvania tradition. Swedish developer Powersnake’s inaugural effort put players in control of a cape-clad character…
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The Smurfs – Dreams review
When it comes to interactive adaptations, The Smurfs have long struggled. For decades they’ve starred in shovelware rather than anything…
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Ys X: Nordics review
Across the 37-year legacy of the Ys franchise, reoccurring protagonist Adol Christin has witnessed a multitude of extraordinary events during…
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Yazuka Kiwami review
Although the Yakuza franchise has recently enjoyed enormous success in the West, that wasn’t always the case. For some players,…
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Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town review
Two incongruous settings are the true stars of Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town. Sure, the game’s spotlight is…
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