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Corpse Party: Book of Shadows review
Horror-themed attractions in Japan are fundamentally different from their Western counterparts. Before venturing into a labyrinthine recreation of a mental…
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428: Shibuya Scramble review
Even the most passionate fan of visual novels must admit the medium often clings to several conventions. Many of us…
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Nekopara Extra review
Many visual novels contain sophisticated plots that require readers to pay careful attention. The Nekopara series, on the other hand,…
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Muv-Luv (Vita) Alternative
In contemporary media, commercial success and artistry are inescapably intertwined. Developing a lucrative, long-term property is just as important as…
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Muv Luv (Vita) review
Delve into the recent Vita release of Muv-Luv and you won’t immediately understand why the 2003 visual novel is often…
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Without Within 3 review
Although InvertMouse has a dedicated following, the visual novel director is undoubtedly deserving of ever greater recognition. With a body…
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Steins;Gate 0 review
All too often, sequalization is motivated by money rather than any earnest attempt at artistic expression. Perhaps that’s seems like…
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Chuusotsu! 1st Graduation: Time After Time review
Since the 1920s, the term juken jigoku (meaning ‘examination hell’) has been used in Japan to describe the period of…
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Fatal Twelve review
Portrayals of teen deathmatches resonate with the public across a multitude of mediums. Both Koushun Takami’s Battle Royal and Suzanne…
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The 25th Ward: The Silver Case review
In film, auteur theory contends that the director is the primary ‘author’ of a motion picture, responsible for overseeing and…
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