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Graze Counter review
Decades of shoot-‘em-up games have imparted a crucial message to players: the enemy projectile should be avoided at all costs.…
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Kingdoms and Castles review
1989’s SimCity was an irrefutable work of genius. Although a game built around the idea of urban development might have…
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Tangledeep (PC) preview
Across the last decade, gamers have been inundated with Rogue-likes. Some like Shiren the Wanderer, Touhou Genso Wanderer and Cladun…
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Iron Crypticle review
As titles like Robotron: 2084, Smash TV, and the sum of the Geometry Wars series have demonstrated, the twin-stick shooter…
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Symphonic Rain review
Popularized by works like Key’s Kanon and Air, as well as Circus’ Da Capo, nakige (meaning a “crying game”) is…
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HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed preview
Last year’s release of New Retro Arcade: Neon permitted players to organize their own virtual arcades, setting up emulation across…
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Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls review
All too often gaming franchises can grow overly comfortable, churning out a procession of sequels that compliantly follow in the…
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Valkyrie Drive: Bhikkhuni review
Russians say three things can be watched endlessly: water running, a fire burning, and a starry night. Over the years,…
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Castle of Shikigami review
While we might bemoan the intermittent meme shoehorned into modern localizations, yesteryear’s adaptations were especially cringe-inducing. Case in point: when…
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Neko Navy review
In a perfect world, cute-‘em-ups would be released with regular frequency. But save for two Deathsmiles titles, the disappointing Otomedius,…
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