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Rock Boshers DX: Director’s Cut (Switch) review
Rock Boshers DX’s whimsical set-up imagines Queen Victoria sneaking away from the monarchial monotony of Buckingham Palace for the opportunity…
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Gensokyo Defenders review
Named by Guinness World Records as the most prolific fan-made series in the world, the Touhou universe is nearly as…
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Japanese Rail Sim 3D: 5 Types of Trains review
An appreciation for rail transit is inevitable after a trip to Japan. Whether you’re enjoying a scenic three-day tour aboard…
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Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection review
Atlus’ Persona franchise is built upon the idea of psyches materializing and defeating demons across a succession of treacherous dungeons.…
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Waku Waku Sweets (Switch) review
Movie studios like Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar, and DreamWorks craft films capable of entertaining both children and adults. But in…
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Killer7 (PC) review
The original 2005 release of Killer7 was Goichi Suda’s first game released outside of Japan. Many consider it to be…
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Battlezone Gold Edition review
There have been a multitude of techniques used to reinvigorate the 1980 coin-op classic, Battlezone. Whereas the original game used…
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Steel Vampire review
The release of Maidens of a Hollow Dream demonstrated that doujin circle Akiragoya understands the fundamental elements of a STG.…
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Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk review
With a rich history that spans almost four decades, dungeon-based role-playing games (or DRPGs) have been especially prevalent across the…
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Little Dragons Café review
For better or worse, almost anything that Yasuhiro Wada creates is destined for comparison with the Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons…
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