While the inclusion of all previously released DLC (including the free Hololive Collaboration Set) and improved performance makes this the definitive edition some lingering issues dimmish Disgaea 6’s sense of enjoyment. Much like Disgaea 6’s ...
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Bugbear’s capable Switch port of Wreckfest allows for intense action on the go. There are a few compulsory compromises, but the game’s maniac destruction is fully intact. I relish a good racing that drenches me ...
Read More »Pocky & Rocky Reshrined review
A bit of old merged with a whole lot of new, makes Pocky & Rocky Reshrined a worthwhile effort that will please franchise fans. But a tightfisted unlock system, sketchy storyline, and an adherence to ...
Read More »AI: The Somnium Files – nirvanA Initiative review
AI: The Somnium Files – nirvanA Initiative doesn’t just provide a delightfully intricate murder procedural to crack. The game’s just as effective at investigating philosophy, social issues, or ethical quandaries, making it one of the ...
Read More »New Releases: June 23rd-29th, 2022
This week, Disgaea 6 arrives on PlayStation 4, 5, and PC, following yearlong exclusivity on Switch. Capcom Fighting Collection bundles ten of the developer’s pugilistic efforts (with a heaping helping of five DarkStalkers and Vampire ...
Read More »Firegirl: Hack ‘n Splash Rescue DX review
Firegirl brandishes adorable looks and enjoyable action reminiscent of respected platformers. But lackluster performance and a lack of explanations means this game is more tepid than blazing hot. Firefighting has a restrained but respectable ...
Read More »Redout 2 review
Like most sequels, Redout 2 intensifies the foundations of its predecessor. Earning a win was tough before, but with a twin-stick control scheme and courses seemingly built for carnage, now the game will truly test ...
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Was it Heraclitus who said, “You never set foot in the same tower twice?” With the ubiquity of traits like procedurally-generated stages and permadeath, there’s a good chance you might be fatigued by the deluge ...
Read More »Children Who Chase Lost Voices review
Ideally, art provides contemplation of life’s inevitable hardships. But far too often, many modern movies deliver little more than sugar-coated platitudes. But that’s not the case with Makoto Shinkai 2011’s film, Children Who Chase Lost ...
Read More »New Releases: June 16th-22nd, 2022
It’s time to revisit the SNES-era as Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, Raphael team up again in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, while cyberpunk-fantasy series Shadowrun is re-launching on consoles. If nostalgia isn’t your thing, don’t ...
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