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Katanaut review
Katanaut is a bloody, brutal roguelite that’s backed by action that’s more intense than most of its peers. You play…
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Scar-Lead Salvation review
With franchises like Hyperdimension Neptunia, Mary Skelter, and Death end, Compile Heart is best known for its turn-based offerings. However,…
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Robots at Midnight review
Robots at Midnight makes an immediate impression with its attractive art style that resembles a CG animated film. The game’s…
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Project X: Light Years review
Between reissues of Toaplan, G. Rev, and Irem’s efforts, there’s plenty of reverence for shoot ‘em ups that emerged in…
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Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution review
As was the case in many of the previous mainline Hyperdimension Neptunia entries and spin-offs, the future of GameIndustri is…
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Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion review
When Daemon X Machina released in 2019, it felt a bit like a long overdue homecoming. With a healthy amount…
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Shuten Order review
Few game writers are as consistently creative as Kazutaka Kodaka. Habitually blending social satire, gallows humor, and a succession of…
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Quartet review
Something Classic Games’ Quartet might flaunt its influences proudly, but the game never feels like nostalgic imitation. Instead, the title…
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The Nameless: Slay Dragon review
With an emphasis on open-ended character development, choice-driven storytelling, and movement across an overworld map, The Nameless: Slay Dragon feels…
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Caput Mortum review
With a lineage that can be traced back to FromSoftware’s King’s Field, Caput Mortum is a welcome throwback to atmospheric,…
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