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Snake Pass review
Save for Rare’s Snake Rattle ‘n’ Roll and the eponymous diversion that was built into many mid-2000-era mobile phones, snakes…
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Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy (PC) review
As fans of fighting, platforming, and rhythm-based games likely know, genres can be curiously cyclical. Case in point: the first-person…
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Zero Escape: The Nonary Games review
Released stateside in 2010, Chunsoft’s 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors was an experience ahead of its time. With…
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Toukiden 2 review
There a number of very rational reasons why players might sink a hundred hours into a Monster Hunter title. For…
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Chaos Code: New Sign of Catastrophe review
Just a few years ago, quality fighting games were exceedingly scarce on Steam. But then publishers like Arc System Works…
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Senran Kagura Estival Versus (PC) review
Critics assail Michael Bay’s films for their daft dialog and preference for bombastic special effects over subtle storytelling. But there’s…
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Loot Rascals review
For most games, I’m completely content with enjoying the final product, with only a negligible concern for the design process.…
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Desync review
I spent the better part of the early 2000’s managing an addiction to first-person shooters. Regardless of popularity or review…
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Monster Monpiece (PC) review
Periodically, it seems developers enjoy putting players in discomforting situations. From Feel the Magic: XY/XX’s simulated CPR, which prompted gamers…
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Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey
Amid the indefatigable barrage of bombastic games that deliver adrenaline-soaked, white knuckle experiences, there’s Gust’s Atelier franchise. Far removed from…
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