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Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution review
The R:Evolution Should Not Be Televised. Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution Platform: PlayStation 4/5, also on Switch Developer: Compile Heart Publisher:…
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Unicorn Overlord review
Vanillaware retains its long-running reign, with the studio delivering another enchanting experience. Unicorn Overlord Platform: PlayStation 5, also on PlayStation…
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Demolish & Build Classic review
I came in like a wrecking ball (before feeling wrecked). Demolish & Build Classic Platform: PlayStation 4, also on PC,…
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Little Witch Nobeta review
This sassy little spellcaster will melt hearts and sear flesh (with her fire spell). Little Witch Nobeta Platform: PlayStation 4…
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Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition mini-review
Where the difference between the supernatural and the supermotivated is nearly indistinguishable Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition Platform: PlayStation, also on…
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Game Type DX review
Once a light entrée of horizontally-scrolling shooting with a side of corporate criticism, Game Type DX resurrects the playful indie…
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Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom review
Friends of the Great Kingdom isn’t just another entry in the Story of Seasons franchise. Instead, it captures the heartwarming…
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Shatter Remastered Deluxe mini-review
Thirteen years after the game’s PlayStation 3 release, Shatter Remaster Deluxe improves on one of the best Breakout variants ever…
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero review
Twelve years after the original Japanese release, the first entry in the Crossbell duology arrives in the West. Not only…
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Circus Electrique mini-review
2016’s Darkest Dungeon delivered a rousing interpretation of card-driven, turn-based combat. As with most breakout hits, the title inspired an…
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