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The Sexy Brutale review
While cherished by board game fans, Clue’s Tudor Mansion is only an iota as interesting as The Sexy Brutale. Owned…
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Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition review
Although first- and third-person shooters can be delightfully immersive, there’s a time when circle-strafing and cover-based mechanics can become a…
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A Rose in the Twilight review
Postmodernism, by nature, sidesteps easy classification and universal tenets, shirking the ability to be confined into a convenient little package.…
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Yooka-Laylee review
While some might remember the late 1990s for the ubiquity of pagers, Tamagotchis, and boy bands, veteran games likely associate…
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Persona 5 review
With a slew of sequels and spin-offs across its twenty-year legacy, the Persona series remains remarkably relevant. Much of this…
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Miniature Garden review
In Japan, fall is the time for bunkasai, (school festivals) which are usually festive affairs. Typically held on Saturdays or…
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Snake Pass review
Save for Rare’s Snake Rattle ‘n’ Roll and the eponymous diversion that was built into many mid-2000-era mobile phones, snakes…
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88 Heroes review
In an era dominated by self-serving politicians, Brexit, and ecological apathy, one might expect a thematic shift toward the serious…
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Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy (PC) review
As fans of fighting, platforming, and rhythm-based games likely know, genres can be curiously cyclical. Case in point: the first-person…
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Zero Escape: The Nonary Games review
Released stateside in 2010, Chunsoft’s 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors was an experience ahead of its time. With…
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