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Baldr Sky review
The Pathos of a Mecha Pilot Most mecha games only do a serviceable job of conveying what it’s like to…
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Transport Fever 2 review
Traditionally, urban simulators put the focus on buildings, with players often striving for a fruitful balance amidst the residential, industrial,…
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Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace review
Tutturū! Released in 2009, Steins;Gate continues to captivate audiences. Centering on the exploits of teenaged Rintaro Okabe and a band…
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Gensou Skydrift review
The Touhou Project began with a collection of meticulously-coded bullet-hell shooters, or danmaku. Coded by a former Taito programmer who operated…
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Pinball FX3 – Williams Pinball: Volume 5 review
The Disappearance of Pinball In 2007, Budapest-based Zen Studios released their first virtual pinball title. At the time, physical machines…
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Ski Jumping Pro VR review
Video games have a multitude of positive attributes, but one of the medium’s best traits is the simulation of ability.…
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Lost Ember review
Whether it’s the verdant jungles of Crysis, moss poking through the pebbled shores of Dear Ester’s Hebridean islands, or the…
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Black Future ’88 review
Time limits are quite common in games. But when Black Future ’88 provides you with a scant eighteen minutes to…
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The Princess, the Stray Cat, and Matters of the Heart 2 review
Romantic comedies are often like pillowy gobs of cotton candy. Syrupy sweet and sublimely insubstantial, they routinely leave you yearning…
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Sparklite review
Indie developers have learned that layering roguelike elements into gameplay modeled after the classics can yield remarkable results. 20XX’s injection…
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