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Bullet Witch (PC) review
Most remasters or remakes reinvigorate critically or commercially successful properties. But the recent Steam release of Bullet Witch doesn’t follow…
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Chuusotsu! 1st Graduation: Time After Time review
Since the 1920s, the term juken jigoku (meaning ‘examination hell’) has been used in Japan to describe the period of…
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Bombslinger review
With a hardnosed punishment for dying and existence which hinges on the use of randomized items, Rogue-like mechanics play into…
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Solid Foundations for Fort Triumph
Pint-sized indie upstarts frequently attempt to tackle the kind of ambitious projects produced by sizable teams of veteran developers. And…
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Dead in Vinland review
From Don’t Starve, Ark: Survival Evolved, and two-thirdsof the Risen franchise, being stranded on a remote island is a popular…
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Extinction review
Since 2008, Chicago-based Iron Galaxy has largely shirked the limelight, performing contract work for other studios and quietly porting code…
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Dark Rose Valkyrie (PC) review
Sporadically, a team of renowned developers unite, and the results are splendidly synergistic. Largely, that’s the case with Dark Rose…
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Maidens of a Hollow Dream review
Any respectable shoot-‘em-up has a gameplay element that endows the game with distinction. The recent Steam release of Maidens of…
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Fatal Twelve review
Portrayals of teen deathmatches resonate with the public across a multitude of mediums. Both Koushun Takami’s Battle Royal and Suzanne…
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Atelier Lydie & Suelle ~The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings~ review
Japanese role-playing games are often criticized for following formula too closely. But all too often, the person making this claim…
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