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The Witch and the Hundred Knight Revival Edition review
Metallia is back. If this statement elicited a befuddled response, than it’s likely you missed the 2014 release of The…
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PS3
Arslan: The Warriors of Legend review
For years, Omega Force’s output was the punching bag on the industry, disparaged for having simplistic and derivative gameplay. But…
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The Deadly Tower of Monsters review
Few development teams have a body of work as bold and imaginative as Santiago, Chile-based ACE Team. Formed by a…
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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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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 U: Action Unleashed review
On console, the Hyperdimension Neptunia series has provided a consistently engaging experience, blending amusing allegory, comical banter, and engaging play…
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3DS
Excave II: Wizard of the Underworld review
Helping to fill the deficiency of dungeon-crawlers on the 3DS, last February’s Excave proved to be a passable entry in…
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Console
Toukiden: Kiwami review
If the success of a game can be measured by the number imitators it spawns, then Monster Hunter is irrefutably…
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Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires review
There’s little excuse as to why consummate gamers don’t have a scholarly understanding of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. After…
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Portable
Fantasy Hero Unsigned Legacy review
What is the concept? The uprising of the downtrodden is a ubiquitous theme in gaming. For the recent release of…
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