Review
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Rushing Beat X: Return of Brawl Brothers review
The late ’90s and early 2000s were a time of transition for the brawler. Gradually, developers were abandoning the sprite-based…
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DigDigDrill review
DigDigDrill is a deliberately relaxed experience. It’s a game with no enemies, no fail states, and no time constraints. Progress…
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Etrange Overlord review
An execution seems like a grim place to begin a video game. But Gemdrops, SuperNiche, and writer-producer Sohei Niikawa, the…
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Galactic Vault Review
There are some ingenious delights buried within a well-designed first-person, roguelike shooter. Beyond the satisfaction of trying out different builds,…
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Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun review
Shadow Tactics takes place in early Edo-period Japan, a few years after Shogun Ayakawa Ohara has consolidated power after a…
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Collector’s Cove review
Cozy games habitually generate a very specific sense of comfort. Certainly, Collector’s Cove seems to understand those cravings. Here’s a…
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Mr. Sleepy Man review
You have not played a 3D platformer as delightfully bizarre as Mr. Sleepy Man, a game that was six years…
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Bean Beasts review
The tower defense genre has long held two distinct philosophies. The first treats each stage as a puzzle, presenting a…
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Homura Hime review
From the moment you boot up Homura Hime, Taiwan-based developer Crimson Dusk seems committed to conjuring up feeling of nostalgia.…
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The Riftbreaker review
Immediately after landing on Galatea 37, intensity escalates for Captain Ashley S. Nowak. Tasked with building a portal that would…
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