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Particle Hearts review
Particle Hearts is one of those uncommon indie releases that feels like an interactive gallery piece as much as it…
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Death end re;Quest: Code Z review
Death end re;Quest: Code Z is the third installment in Compile Heart’s delightfully dark and gory RPG series. The latest…
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Tall Trails review
Adversity is abundant in video gaming. But sometimes, I just want to wander around rather than have to conquer some…
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Discounty review
Given the sheer number of cozy life-sims out there, the potential for fatigue is obvious. But Crinkle Cut Games’ Discounty…
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Toaplan Arcade Collection Vol. 1 review
Any respectable overview of shooting game history wouldn’t be complete without a discussion of Toaplan. Once situated in the cedar-lined…
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Toaplan Arcade Collection Vol. 2 review
Any respectable conversation about the golden era of arcade shooters wouldn’t end with Toaplan’s first anthology. While Vol. 1 charted…
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Iwakura Aria review
MAGES, the studio behind genre-defining visual novels like Steins;Gate and Corpse Party, takes a bold creative pivot with Iwakura Aria.…
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Atomic Owl review
With thousands of metroidvanias available on Steam, the genre is on the cusp of oversaturation. As such, any aspiring upstarts…
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Bang Bang Barrage review
Bang Bang Barrage propels players into oceanic environments where strategy is just as important as reflexes. Intriguingly, the game’s twin-shooter…
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Cosmic Waves review
Since its 1976 debut in arcades, Atari’s Breakout has spawned sequels, clones, and dozens of paddle-and-ball deviations. The latter are…
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