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The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince review
Undoubtedly, Nippon Ichi Software is fascinated with the type of oral tales once collected and retold by the Brothers Grimm.…
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City of Brass (Switch) review
The last half-decade has seen an abundance of Rogue-like titles. Built upon the concepts of procedurally-generated environments, permadeath, and the…
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Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics review
Every week, the Switch’s software library grows with an abundance of new games. Although there’s already an assortment of turn-based…
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JackQuest: The Tale of The Sword review
There’s little of JackQuest: The Tale of The Sword that doesn’t feel overtly familiar. The game opens with a cinematic…
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Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force (Switch) review
An Exceedingly Familiar Fairy and Fencer With remakes, remasters, and ports comprise a significant portion of the game industry’s output,…
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Pic-a-Pix Pieces review
A Puzzling Slow Start in the West Picross (a portmanteau for ‘Picture Crossword’) games haven’t always enjoyed stateside success. When…
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Neko Navy: Daydream Edition review
An Adorable Shoot ‘Em Up In a perfect world, cute ‘em-ups would be released with regular frequency. But save for…
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Super Treasure Arena review
Recommended for Groups Like many games geared toward local, competitive play Super Treasure Arena is fun with small groups. There’s…
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IndieGo #9: Space Skirmishing with Galaxy of Pen and Paper & Zotrix: Solar Division
We travel the cosmos, putting an end to hostility in Galaxy of Pen and Paper, which simulates the feeling of…
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IndieGo #8: Going Retro with HyperParasite and Coffee Crisis
We possess bodies in HyperParasite, using an enemy to dispatch other foes. With Coffee Crisis, we battle the possessed, saving…
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