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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3: V Generation
When NIS America published Hyperdimension Neptunia in 2011, the title was an unmistakably mixed bag. In concept, the game’s allegory…
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RPG Maker MV review
A growing body of software imparts an imperative message: game design can be even more gratifying than gameplay. From Minecraft,…
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Tales of Zestiria review
Although many might assume turn-based battles dominate the realm of role-playing, action-driven combat has a resilient foothold on the genre.…
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Shooting Love Anniversary Edition XIIZEAL & DELTAZEAL
Not long ago, the shmup (alternatively referred to as STG) was a thriving genre, with publishers like Capcom, Konami, and…
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Primal Carnage: Extinction Review
Thematically speaking, dinosaurs hold great gameplay potential. Regardless of whether players are expected to take the role of these primal…
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Rebel Galaxy review
One of the downsides of a risk-adverse game industry is that developers often stick with proven concepts instead of trying…
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I Can’t Escape: Darkness review
Indie titles are often ripe with experimental gameplay features which larger developers tend to shy away from. Unlike the risk-adverse…
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Transformers: Devastation review
Platinum Game’s output should probably be bundled with a trial size tube of IcyHot. Pick up Vanquish, Metal Gear Rising:…
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Samurai Warriors 4-II review
Omega Force’s musou games have a contentious reputation, with critics and consumers often finding fault in the repetition of combat,…
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Warhammer 40K: Regicide review
Upon hearing the next Warhammer 40K title was going to be chess game, fans voiced their concerns, feeling this scope…
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