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Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception review
Released in 2002 for Windows-based machines, Utawarerumono resonated with the Japanese public, spurring two radio dramas, a trio of manga…
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FlatOut 4: Total Insanity review
Across the first three iterations of FlatOut, Bugbear Entertainment was confidently slung in the driver’s seat, guiding the destruction-based racer…
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Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds review
2012’s Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Bloom was released at an unfortunate time, just as the PSP’s user base was…
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Akiba’s Beat review
The first thing you should know about the recent PlayStation 4 and PS Vita release of Akiba’s Beat, is that…
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Birthdays the Beginning review
Birthdays the Beginning might not be what you are expecting. While screenshots flaunt a menagerie of adorable, polygonal animals and…
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The Caligula Effect review
Japanese role-playing aficionados know that allegory is a frequent storytelling strategy. Whether it’s Hyperdimension Neptunia’s spirted take on game console…
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Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap review
The ubiquity of game remakes is hardly surprising. After all, it’s cost-effective for publishers to either emulate yesteryear’s titles (see…
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The Silver Case review
While success can stimulate bigger budgets, and a push toward larger audiences, it’s an artist’s early efforts that can be…
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The Sexy Brutale review
While cherished by board game fans, Clue’s Tudor Mansion is only an iota as interesting as The Sexy Brutale. Owned…
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Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition review
Although first- and third-person shooters can be delightfully immersive, there’s a time when circle-strafing and cover-based mechanics can become a…
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