The Disaster Report games are often considered cult classics, even if gameplay habitually took a backseat to survival-based tensions. Sadly, the fourth iteration is plagued by several faulty elements, making the game a test of ...
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For those who appreciate cognitive calisthenics, Mystic Vale is an innovative and enchanting card game. This adaptation allows for solitary enjoyment and pass-the-Switch play, but make sure you can tolerate a few niggling issues. Even ...
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A proficient Switch port of the 2015 title, Zombie Army Trilogy is best played with cooperative partners, online or off. While the Allied opposition of Nazi Germany lasted four fateful years, gamers have been fighting ...
Read More »Bubble Bobble 4 Friends review
Bubble Dragons Bub and Bob are back with serviceable sequel that won’t burst your bubble but won’t bowl you over with creativity, either. Few games have a legacy as enduring as Bubble Bobble. Originally released ...
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Although FK Digital’s future is tragically uncertain, the port of New Sign of Catastrophe brings another accessible and engaging fighting game to the Switch, albeit one that lacks online play. Like any respectable platform, the ...
Read More »The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III (PC) review
The third chapter in Nihon Falcom’s beloved role-playing franchise hits Steam with a few improvements courtesy of programming prodigy Dr. Peter “Durante” Thoman. Hollywood invests extraordinary amounts of time, talent, and wealth to sustain their ...
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With an intriguing mix of sixteen-bit style and the inclusion of Japanese folklore, Kemono Heroes is a distinctive and appealing action-platformer that can support one to four players. Recently, NIS America acted rather uncharacteristically. Known ...
Read More »Dezatopia review
Every Great Shooter Needs a Hook Nearly all revered shoot ‘em ups have at least one signature mechanic. Defender’s bi-directionally scrolling battlefield brought area management to the genre, while Bangai-O’s incorporation of gravity and dual ...
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The Phantom Thieves Are Back With a slew of sequels and spin-offs across its twenty-four year legacy, the Persona series remains remarkably relevant. Much of this vitality is rooted in the franchise’s ability to balance tradition with ...
Read More »Talisman: Digital Edition review
An Obstinate Undertaking Table-top games are precarious efforts, habitually offering a precarious balance of strategy, chance, and spirited rivalries. Adapting these analog efforts into digital games presents a whole new set of obstacles. It’s not ...
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