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Super Neptunia RPG review
Sporadically, Hyperdimension Neptunia co-developers Compile Heart and Idea Factory endorse the use of character by other development studios. The results…
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Judgment review
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Yakuza series is undoubtedly one of gaming’s most unique franchises, with a duality nearly unrivaled in…
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My Friend Pedro review
Games have sporadically tried to capture the balletic gunplay of film director John Woo, often with rewarding results. Titles such…
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Dragon Star Varnir review
The term ‘Galápagos Syndrome’ was coined to describe an intriguing situation that emerged with Japanese mobile phones. These wondrously evolved…
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Horgihugh review
The shoot ‘em up is one of the foundation genres of gaming, pitting a solitary ship against a legion of…
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SpellForce 3: Soul Harvest review
With a trio of main iterations and multitude of expansions across a sixteen-year history, the SpellForce franchise has a robust…
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Q&A With HORGIHUGH’s Sasaki “PiXEL” Hide
Occasionally, the stories behind game development are as interesting as the stories told by games. That’s likely the case for…
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II (PS4) review
Media sequels can fall victim to their own version of middle-child syndrome. Whereas inaugural efforts revel in world-building as well…
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Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth review
Critics and players often advocate for creative autonomy, a climate where developers can craft games with a minimal amount of…
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Gato Robato review
Save for Garfield, Heathcliff, and possibly Sonic’s friend Big, the presence of cats habitually elevates games. From Aqua Kitty UDX’s…
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