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VA-11 HALL-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action review
Gaming has an affinity for spectacle, with an output that often seems influenced by Hollywood’s procession of summer blockbusters. If…
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Cytus Alpha review
With titles such as Deemo, Superbeat; Xonic, MUSYNC, Voez, Thumper, and Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun!, the Switch has…
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Moero Chronicle Hyper review
2014’s Monster Monpiece garnered attention when publisher Idea Factory International was obligated to omit eighteen card images for the stateside and European…
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SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech review
For most developers, sequels are an indispensable part of the business, with follow-ups crafted as long as they are profitable.…
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Slime Tactics review
The running joke in 2016’s Ambition of the Slimes was that people didn’t take the gelatinous creatures seriously. As soon…
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The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa review
Games habitually incorporate structure. Loot-driven games like Diablo and Borderlands goad us into the incessant search for new gear. Deadlines…
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Vaporum review
Across its three-decade long history, the three-dimensional dungeon crawler has been surprisingly resistant to change. Take a look back at…
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Darksiders Warmastered Edition (Switch) review
The Switch’s popularity has propelled publishers to reach into their back catalogs, with the hope that a re-issue can pad…
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The World Next Door review
Unsurprisingly, VIZ Media’s inaugural interactive publishing extends a chatty narrative conveyed through manga-like character portraits. What is unexpected is the…
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Galak-Z: The Void: Deluxe Edition review
Sometimes, a single smart design decision can catapult a game to success. With the release of Galak-Z: The Void: Deluxe…
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