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Mercenary Kings Reloaded review
With Mercenary Kings, looks are deceiving. Glimpse a few screenshots and you’ll likely assume that the Tribute Games’ title honors…
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Switch Owners, Prepare to Be Insulted
The old adage of tongue being mightier than swords is rarely true for video games. With interactive entertainment, blades, bullets,…
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Gunhouse review
Occasionally, game designer can mimic bartenders, blending a few fundamental ingredients, and creating something quite exhilarating and exotic in the…
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The Escapists 2 review
The methodical, multistep jailbreak might seem like an unlikely subject for a video game. After all, electronic amusements habitually indulge…
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INVERSUS Deluxe review
With its indie pedigree and minimalist visuals, it would be easy to overlook Inversus Deluxe. Watch a gameplay video and…
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Tiny Metal review
Game formulas can occasionally be challenging to duplicate. For instance, take Intelligent Systems’ Advance Wars, a critically and commercially successful…
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Pic-a-Pix Deluxe review
Picross (a portmanteau for ‘Picture Crossword’) games haven’t always enjoyed Stateside success. When Nintendo’s nonogram-based puzzler, Mario’s Picross, was released…
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DragonFangZ – The Rose & Dungeon of Time review
Screenshots of DragonFangZ – The Rose & Dungeon of Time are destined to evoke comparison with Spike Chunsoft’s Mystery Dungeon…
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Hammerwatch (Switch) review
1985’s Gauntlet is often remembered for its in-game narration, where a Texas Instruments speech synthesizer would state the condition of…
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Party Planet review
A developer once offered a bit of insight into his design philosophy: “Games are a complex system of parts that…
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