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Axiom Verge review
Video games have continuously plumbed the gulf between imitation and inspiration. Ever since the first Space Invader broke formation, giving…
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Omega Quintet review
Typically, Armageddon is handled by muscular soldiers packing obscene amounts of firepower. But when developer Compile Heart envisions doomsday, it’s…
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Paperbound review
Local multiplayer sessions can lack convenience, requiring a careful synchronization of schedules and venues. But often, they’re worth every iota…
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Toukiden: Kiwami review
If the success of a game can be measured by the number imitators it spawns, then Monster Hunter is irrefutably…
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Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo review
In many ways, mech-based games are the quintessential conduit for wish fulfillment. Typically, players are able to pilot awe-inspiring machines,…
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Bladestorm: Nightmare review
Disparagers often state that developer Omega Force’s output represents variations on a single theme. Irrefutably, there’s some truth in that…
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The Awakened Fate Ultimatum review
In 2010, NIS America published Z.H.P. Unlosing Ranger VS Darkdeath Evilman, a game that was every bit as eclectic as…
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Atelier Shallie: 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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Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires review
There’s little excuse as to why consummate gamers don’t have a scholarly understanding of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. After…
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Dead or Alive 5: Last Round review
Remarkably, Dead or Alive 5: Last Round is best symbolized by the title’s two, quasi-new, playable characters. Originally, a boss…
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