Review
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Yars Rising review
WayForward’s Yars Rising isn’t the game you might be expecting. Sure, Howard Scott Warshaw’s classic Atari 2600 title plays a…
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SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection review
Across social media, there are a legion of users who play armchair publishing executive. Praising niche localizations and rightfully critical…
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Fitness Boxing feat. Hatsune Miku review
Detractors often argue that video games are sedentary, and therefore, contribute to obesity. But what these faultfinders habitually fail to…
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Date A Live: Ren Dystopia review
Armageddon is ubiquitous in modern media, with audiences seemingly obsessed by plot lines that depict the multitude of ways the…
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Umamusume: Pretty Derby – Party Dash review
Kemonomimi (literally “animal ears”) imagines humans endowed with animal parts. Occasionally, characters will even embody the temperament of their inner…
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Gori: Cuddly Carnage review
Sweden-based Angry Demon Studio must have some amazing brainstorming sessions. The indie developer’s latest game feels like it was built…
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Shadow of the Ninja Reborn review
For many, Ryu Hayabusa is the most famous ninja of the 8-bit era, with appearances across a trio of NES…
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Bakeru review
In Japan, the Ganbare Goemon (literally, “Go for it, Goemon!”) franchise was profoundly popular. With it’s blue-haired lead rooted in…
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Fairy Tail: Dungeons review
Typically, the most popular manga are adapted into either modest mobile games or epic-sized role-playing experiences. Given that Hiro Mashima’s…
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Farewell North review
Movement is ubiquitous in solo developer Kyle Banks’ Farewell North. Through much of the five-to-six-hour game, you’ll be sprinting about…
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