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Samurai Warriors 4-II review
Omega Force’s musou games have a contentious reputation, with critics and consumers often finding fault in the repetition of combat,…
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Persona 4: Dancing All Night review
With early rhythm games, representation was obvious. Dance Dance Revolution duped players into boogying atop a set of neon-lit panels,…
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Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls review
All too often gaming franchises can grow overly comfortable, churning out a procession of sequels that compliantly follow in the…
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Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library & the Monster Seal review
Polarized pundits will tell you why you shouldn’t buy Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library & the Monster Seal. Self-appointed…
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XBlaze Lost: Memories review
A hero’s journey to the underworld is ubiquitous in narrative tradition. As far back as the third century B.C., the…
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Lost Dimension review
For decades, role-playing games have drilled a very specific decree into our heads: our fellow adventurers are devoted, dependable friends.…
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Ar nosurge Plus: Ode to an Unborn Star review
Although Japanese role-playing games are habitually criticized for having derivative battle mechanics, verbose dialog, and trope-filled plots, the genre flaunts…
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Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 review
Much like EA Sports’ athletic franchises, Omega Force’s Warriors titles offer an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary approach to their properties.…
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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3: V Generation
When NIS America published Hyperdimension Neptunia in 2011, the title was an unmistakably mixed bag. In concept, the game’s allegory…
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Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy review
As fans of fighting, platforming, and rhythm-based games likely know, genres can be curiously cyclical. Case in point: the first-person…
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