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PC
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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Switch
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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PS5
Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition Remastered review
In the game industry, it’s an abnormality for an untested development team to deliver an inaugural hit, and an irrefutable…
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PC
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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Switch
Elrentaros Wanderings review
Rune Factory is undoubtedly an accomplished franchise, fusing the laid-back agrarian activities of Story of Seasons with the appeal of…
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PC
Leximan review
There’s a bit too much conformity in contemporary gaming. Sure, I thoroughly enjoy most soulslikes, metroidvanias, and deckbuilders. But I…
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Switch
Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid review
While the rural settings are often tranquil, cozy games often goad you into working from sunrise to sunset. But mercifully…
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PC
The Last Alchemist review
Alchemist fuses cozy and cumbersome. The result could be a hidden gem if it wasn’t tarnished by the game’s irritating…
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PC
Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER review
NEURODIVER doesn’t delve too deep into the understanding of its characters. But that’s OK, as it keeps the pacing taut…
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