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Yakuza 0 review
Context is an oft overlooked constituent in gaming. While 2009’s The Saboteur replicated the familiar driving and destruction mechanics of…
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Siegecraft Commander review
Base building in real-time strategy titles is often a thankless affair. With the release of Siegecraft Commander for the PlayStation…
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Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star review
For years, musou games were mocked by critics and consumers alike. Both groups viewed franchises like Dynasty Warriors and Samurai…
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Atelier Shallie Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea review
Quite often, Western dystopia is rendered in a very distinct manner. Outdoor settings are often sun-beached and desiccated, dotted with…
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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone review
With Guitar Hero Live making its way to bargain bins, reports of underwhelming sales of Rock Band 4, and critical…
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The Little Acre review
The release of 1983’s Dragon’s Lair validated the game industry’s infatuation with Hollywood animation. The title, as well as 1984’s…
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Bethesda Pinball review
Over the past few years, Zen Studios has been converting entertainment properties into pinball form, with works like Star Wars,…
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Shantae: Half-Genie Hero review
Not long ago, Kickstarter seemed like a harbinger of hope, shifting funding from the grip of corporations to the desires…
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Bard’s Gold review
Rogue’s gameplay mechanics were far more influential that anyone would have expected. When the Unix based diversion was loaded onto…
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Demetrios – The Big Cynical Adventure review
Point-and-click games frequently reveal a schism that’s difficult to ignore. Protagonists are habitually depicted as dashing, intelligent, social charmers- an…
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