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Rabi-Ribi (Switch) review
What is the concept? For those bored by the melodrama faced by Castlevania’s dour Belmont clan, Rabi-Ribi offers a refreshingly cheery alternative. In…
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Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout review
When a gaming franchise surpasses twenty iterations, stagnancy is a threat. Far too often, publishers are guilty of pushing out…
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Ghost Blade HD review
Ghost Blade was originally released for the Dreamcast in 2015, more than a decade after SEGA’s console had departed from…
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Destiny Connect: Tick Tock Travelers review
Today’s role-playing games have become standardized experiences. Habitually extending playtimes that exceed the forty-hour mark and teeming with a myriad…
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Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition review
Not long after the turn of the millennium, a prominent gaming site referred to Digimon as the “poor man’s Pokémon”. As a follower…
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Mary Skelter 2 review
Industry has a way of watering down transgressive works. Take Children’s and Household Tales, the 1812 collection of folktales assembled…
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SEGA AGES Roundup: Columns II: The Voyage Through Time & Ichidant-R review
There’s something oddly gratifying about experiencing yesteryear’s arcade games on the go. It’s a testament to technological progress that we’re…
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The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors review
At one time, gaming was overflowing of ninjas. Games like Ninja Gaiden, Shinobi, Tenchu, The Legend of Kage, and Kid…
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Corpse Party: Blood Drive review
Most game franchises follow a path of consistency, with follow-ups that obediently adhere to formula. But that’s rarely been the…
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A Knight’s Quest review
Delve into A Knight’s Quest, the latest efforts from the two-person developer team of Sky9 Games, and you might be…
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