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PixelJunk Monsters 2 review
Beyond the ubiquity of annual sequels, the industry has weakness for rebooting and remastering games that are only a few…
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Reverie review
Games often allow us to explore imaginative places, from futuristic planets on the other side of our universe to fantastical…
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Horizon Chase Turbo review
For decades, racing games used raster-based graphics to depict three-dimensional racing circuits. Although there was a palpable advancement in fidelity…
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Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time review
The recent PlayStation 4 and PC release of Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time demonstrates the difficulty of adapting certain…
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Shantae: Half-Genie Hero Ultimate Edition review
When it comes to gaming, crowdfunded efforts have a decidedly mixed record. For every success, there also seems to be…
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Dragon’s Crown Pro Review
During the heyday of the coin-op era, the brawler enjoyed an extended period of quarter-gorging success. The reason for the…
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Megadimension Neptunia VIIR review
For many, the potential of virtual reality remains unfulfilled. Sure, the peripherals extend a multitude of engaging experiences, from Robo…
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Super Mega Baseball 2 review
Surprisingly, quality action-driven baseball on PC is as atypical as a triple play. Sure, Steam has a number of stat…
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Extinction review
Since 2008, Chicago-based Iron Galaxy has largely shirked the limelight, performing contract work for other studios and quietly porting code…
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Penny Punching Princess review
While 1987’s Double Dragon wasn’t the first beat ‘em up game (Irem’s Kung Fu Master arrived two years earlier), it…
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