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Summon Night 6: Lost Borders review
Like Criminal Girls, the Summon Night series has outlived the studio who originally created the franchise. The inaugural entry, its…
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The Mummy Demastered review
Not long ago, games based on film properties were routinely awful. Defunct publishers like THQ, LJN, Acclaim, and Ocean Software…
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Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon review
Having developed the acclaimed Atelier, Ar Tonelico, and Ciel Nosurge series, Nagano-based Gust seemed to find contentment in the creation…
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Yomawari: Midnight Shadows review
Growing up in the U.S., I was habitual visitor of haunted house attractions. But, after inching my way through dozens…
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Raiden V: Director’s Cut review
In the shoot-‘em-up pantheon, every prodigious title has a distinguishing play mechanic. R-Type is built around a fascinating risk/reward where…
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Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle review
Pugnaciousness doesn’t have to rooted in quarter-circles and z-motions. While the finger gymnastics required by the Street Fighter, Guilty Gear…
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Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online review
Amidst most of the twentieth century, the term, ‘simulacra’ typically implied inferiority. A painting based on a photograph was separated…
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Pinball FX 3 review
Although originally released seven years ago, Pinball FX 2 might not seem to be in dire need of a sequel.…
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Splasher review
The game industry is incredibly prolific, with digital distribution services such as Steam adding an average of more than twenty…
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Blue Reflection review
Since 1997, Gust has crafted eighteen entries in the acclaimed Atelier franchise. Almost all of them have focused on a…
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