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Fubuki: Zero in on Holoearth – Hololive Alternative review
PEPOSOFT’s Fubuki: Zero in on Holoearth – Hololive Alternative caters to two types of enthusiasts. Those enamored by Shirakami Fubuki,…
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Kemono Heroes review
Playing individually or with up to three additional local companions, Kemono Heroes is a team of four anthropomorphic characters. Each…
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LUNAR Remastered Collection review
Former Working Designs present Victor Ireland has been routinely criticized for his decision to revise role-playing scripts. But beyond the…
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Tiny Garden review
Spanish developer Ao Norte’s Tiny Garden is undeniably cute. Housed inside a Polly Pocket-style capsule, horticultural duties are performed on…
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All in Abyss: Judge the Fake review
During the PlayStation 2 era, games like World Series of Poker and High Rollers Casino delivered simulated gambling without the…
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Grit and Valor – 1949 review
In Grit and Valor – 1949, the axis powers weren’t defeated in 1945. In the game’s dystopian alternaverse, the fascists…
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Dark Deity 2 review
2021’s Dark Deity wasn’t perfect, but the title demonstrated that a plucky indie studio like Sword & Axe could craft…
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Breakout Beyond review
Despite turning half a century old next year, Breakout resists retirement. Following Adam Nickerson’s respectable 2022 reimagining of the property,…
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Virballs review
Bolder Games’ Virballs opens with one of those delightfully quaint cinematics that you would have found in a PlayStation 2-era game. Here,…
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Atomfall review
Since its 2005 debut, Rebellion Developments’ Sniper Elite franchise has been delivering delectable feasts of pure power fantasy. Across five…
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