Review
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Grit and Valor – 1949 review
In Grit and Valor – 1949, the axis powers weren’t defeated in 1945. In the game’s dystopian alternaverse, the fascists…
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Dark Deity 2 review
2021’s Dark Deity wasn’t perfect, but the title demonstrated that a plucky indie studio like Sword & Axe could craft…
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Breakout Beyond review
Despite turning half a century old next year, Breakout resists retirement. Following Adam Nickerson’s respectable 2022 reimagining of the property,…
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Virballs review
Bolder Games’ Virballs opens with one of those delightfully quaint cinematics that you would have found in a PlayStation 2-era game. Here,…
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Assault Suit Leynos 2 Saturn Tribute
Our world needs more side-scrolling mecha action. For years, that essential was fulfilled by Tokyo-based Nippon Computer System (or NCS),…
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Atomfall review
Since its 2005 debut, Rebellion Developments’ Sniper Elite franchise has been delivering delectable feasts of pure power fantasy. Across five…
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Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land review
After 26 mainline entries across a 28-year span, you might assume that the Atelier franchise has run its course. After…
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Kamikaze Lassplanes review
We live in munificent times. KanColle and Azur Lane has given us ship-girls, Girls’ Frontline furnished firearm females, and now,…
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Shezhinka: Sentinel Girls2 review
Every time she came home on leave from the Molten Iron Squadron, Shezhinka’s sister was battle-beaten, bruised, and bandaged. But…
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Destino Indomable review
Although familiarity with telenovelas isn’t a requisite for appreciating Destino Indomable, its undoubtedly beneficioso. Developers RCK Games and Megalixir Games…
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