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Spica Adventure review
To appreciate Spica Adventure, it helps to have a bit of background on Taito. Founded in 1953 by Michael Kogan,…
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Homura: The Crimson Warriors review
The Sengoku period of Japan has long been a favorite backdrop for otome games, from Sengoku Night Blood to Nightshade…
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Ariana and the Elder Codex review
Quite possibly, we are living in the golden age of metroidvanias. The past twelve months alone have witnessed some noteworthy…
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DigDigDrill review
DigDigDrill is a deliberately relaxed experience. It’s a game with no enemies, no fail states, and no time constraints. Progress…
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Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun review
Shadow Tactics takes place in early Edo-period Japan, a few years after Shogun Ayakawa Ohara has consolidated power after a…
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Bean Beasts review
The tower defense genre has long held two distinct philosophies. The first treats each stage as a puzzle, presenting a…
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Raiden Fighters Remix Collection review
In Japanese, raiden means thunder and lightning, and few franchise titles feel as appropriate. From the breakneck speed and intensity…
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WiZmans World Re;Try review
Thankfully, games that were once locked behind a Japanese language barrier are finally making their way to international audiences. Titles…
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Calamity Angels: Special Delivery review
Calamity Angels: Special Delivery is Compile Heart’s latest attempt to marry heartfelt character writing with layered, experimental systems, which seems…
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Revolgear Zero review
If you’re following Osaka-based Bikkuri Software’s growing library of STGs, Revolgear Zero feels like a logical evolution of the doujin…
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