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Rad Rogers: World One review
Dissonance in video games is quite common, whether it’s gratifying gameplay at odds with rudimentary visuals or a promising premise…
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Dynasty Warriors 9 review
Undoubtedly, Dynasty Warriors it one of gaming’s juggernauts, embodied by a prolific collection of games nearly as massive as China’s…
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Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] review
While Yokohama-based Arc System Works dabbles in other genres, and is behind efforts like Xblaze: Lost Memories and Inferno Climber,…
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Mercenary Kings Reloaded review
With Mercenary Kings, looks are deceiving. Glimpse a few screenshots and you’ll likely assume that the Tribute Games’ title honors…
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The Escapists 2 review
The methodical, multistep jailbreak might seem like an unlikely subject for a video game. After all, electronic amusements habitually indulge…
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Tiny Metal review
Game formulas can occasionally be challenging to duplicate. For instance, take Intelligent Systems’ Advance Wars, a critically and commercially successful…
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Caveman Warriors review
While players might associate platforming games with plumbers and hedgehogs, the genre has a disproportionate number of entries that take…
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School Girl/Zombie Hunter review
With the reduction of cinematic censorship and the erosion of societal taboos, the exploitation film rose to popularity in the…
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Demon Gaze II review
When Demon Gaze was released in 2014, the PS Vita had a scant number of dungeon crawls. But in the…
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Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back review
The ‘90s had a number of platform-game based luminaries like Mario, Sonic, and Crash Bandicoot. Unsurprisingly, their popularity inspired a…
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