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Axiom Verge review
Video games have continuously plumbed the gulf between imitation and inspiration. Ever since the first Space Invader broke formation, giving…
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Omega Quintet review
Typically, Armageddon is handled by muscular soldiers packing obscene amounts of firepower. But when developer Compile Heart envisions doomsday, it’s…
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Age of Wonders 3: Eternal Lords review
There was a time when high fantasy turn-based games were a common sight for PC gamers. Longtime strategy fans may…
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Crypt of the Necrodancer review
The blending of game genres can be a particularly divisive practice. For every engaging effort like Metal Gear: AC!D or…
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Westerado: Double Barreled review
Quality games featuring a wild west theme are few and far between. While Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption and Konami’s Sunset…
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Story of Seasons review
For a franchise with a notable absence of antagonism, the Bokujō Monogatari/Harvest Moon franchise has found itself in an ironic…
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Paperbound review
Local multiplayer sessions can lack convenience, requiring a careful synchronization of schedules and venues. But often, they’re worth every iota…
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Toukiden: Kiwami review
If the success of a game can be measured by the number imitators it spawns, then Monster Hunter is irrefutably…
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Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo review
In many ways, mech-based games are the quintessential conduit for wish fulfillment. Typically, players are able to pilot awe-inspiring machines,…
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Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure review
Like most mainstream media, the primary goal of interactive entertainment is escapism. When the collective weight of work, bills, and…
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