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A Knight’s Quest review
Delve into A Knight’s Quest, the latest efforts from the two-person developer team of Sky9 Games, and you might be…
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Dragon Star Varnir (PC) review
The term ‘Galápagos Syndrome’ was coined to describe an intriguing situation that emerged with Japanese mobile phones. These wondrously evolved…
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Aokana – Four Rhythms Across the Blue review
In cities across the United States, Europe, and Asia, electric scooters have proliferated, with the devices offering an inexpensive, environmentally…
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Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint review
Across its eighteen-year history, Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon series has been a key innovator in the military shooter genre. Drawing inspiration…
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Nanairo Reincarnation review
Like quite a few visual novels, Nanairo Reincarnation requires the suspension of disbelief. Effectively, you become a Sherlock Holmes-type character,…
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YU-NO: A girl who chants love at the bound of this world review
As anyone who tries to keep up with contemporary media will tell you, there’s simply not enough time in the…
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Cat Quest 2 review
With lengths that often exceed forty hours and involved storylines that habitually deliver an assortment of twists, role-playing games can…
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Azure Reflections (PC) review
With ports of Deathsmiles, DoDonPachi Resurrection, and Mushihimesama, PC owners are privy to a number of excellent danmaku (often referred to a ‘bullet hell’ games).…
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Men of War: Assault Squad 2 – Cold War review
Undoubtedly, games that depict the escalating geopolitical tensions of the Cold War have the potential for distinction. 1985’s Balance of…
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AI: The Somnium Files review
Kotaro Uchikoshi’s games are often an indispensable reminder of the possibility of interactive fiction. In the hands of another developer,…
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