Review
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Tour de France 2025 review
Sports titles routinely permit players to perform unparalleled feats of athleticism. Whether it’s threading a pass through a defense in…
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Bad End Theater review
With its dark humor, intricate branching plotlines, and a structure that rewards curiosity, Bad End Theater isn’t your typical visual…
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Wonder Boy: Asha In Monster World review
It’s difficult to not reminisce about the eight- and sixteen-bit eras with a bit of rose-tinged retrospection. Long before glum…
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Wizard of Bug review
Sokoban has justified its place in the puzzle game pantheon. For decades, the concept has challenged players with prudently pushing…
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Novel Rogue review
Kemco is often known for their formulaic titles, but Novel Rogue demonstrates the publisher’s willingness to experiment. The result is…
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Exo-Calibre review
Exo-Calibre is a vertically scrolling shoot ‘em up that offers a nostalgic nod to some of yesteryear’s titles. With its…
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Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship review
Plenty of games merge genres. But Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship pushes at the boundaries of hybridization, blending qualities from…
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Irem Collection Volume 3 review
The third entry of the Irem Collection once again reaches into the company’s back-catalog with a trio of arcade-era titles.…
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Locomoto review
Drawing clear inspiration from the anthropomorphic charms of Animal Crossing, Locomoto is a genre-blending adventure with a compassionate heart. After…
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Ruffy and the Riverside review
At first glance, Ruffy and the Riverside looks like it was lifted right out of the pages of a children’s…
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