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Noctuary review
Noctuary for the Switch confidently combines the rich visual novel storytelling with hectic real-time combat, creating a distinctive experience that…
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MADO MONOGATARI: Fia and the Wondrous Academy review
MADO MONOGATARI: Fia and the Wondrous Academy is the latest entry in the mostly Japan-only dungeon-crawling franchise. Of course, savvy…
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Wizard of Bug review
Sokoban has justified its place in the puzzle game pantheon. For decades, the concept has challenged players with prudently pushing…
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Irem Collection Volume 3 review
The third entry of the Irem Collection once again reaches into the company’s back-catalog with a trio of arcade-era titles.…
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Locomoto review
Drawing clear inspiration from the anthropomorphic charms of Animal Crossing, Locomoto is a genre-blending adventure with a compassionate heart. After…
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Snow Bros. 2 Special review
With efforts like Tiger-Heli, Truxton, Zero Wing, and Batsugun, Toaplan left behind a legacy of exceptional arcade shoot ‘em ups.…
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Battlefield Waltz review
Pacing is perilous undertaking in visual novels. If exposition occurs too slowly, a writer risks losing the attention of their…
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Assault Suit Leynos 2 Saturn Tribute
Our world needs more side-scrolling mecha action. For years, that essential was fulfilled by Tokyo-based Nippon Computer System (or NCS),…
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Kamikaze Lassplanes review
We live in munificent times. KanColle and Azur Lane has given us ship-girls, Girls’ Frontline furnished firearm females, and now,…
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Shezhinka: Sentinel Girls2 review
Every time she came home on leave from the Molten Iron Squadron, Shezhinka’s sister was battle-beaten, bruised, and bandaged. But…
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