Spin Rhythm XD has a moderately complex input system that’s more involved than most of its peers. But once you wrap your head around the different techniques, the game reveals its wonderfully immersive groove. A ...
Read More »New Releases: March 23-29th, 2023
This week marks the arrival of Atelier Ryza 3, MLB The Show 23, and the Resident Evil 4 remake. Fans of visual novels might have an interest in Song of Memories (pictured), which begins as ...
Read More »Alice Gear Aegis CS Concerto of Simulatrix review
The sword gets revenge on the pen and even the gun. Alice Gear Aegis’ mechanized maidens wield overpowered melee weapons undermining the virtues of battle and banter in CS Concerto of Simulatrix. Gacha game spin-offs ...
Read More »Caverns of Mars: Recharged review
Admirably, SneakyBox attempts to reinvigorate this early indie effort. But there’s just not enough substance in the source material to make Caverns of Mars feel truly fully Recharged. Launched in 1981, the Atari Program Exchange ...
Read More »Catan- Console Edition review
Catan- Console Edition is a functional interpretation of the classic Eurogame that flaunts detailed visuals. But beyond that, the $19.99 base game doesn’t deliver many frills. As digital adaptations of tabletop games go, Catan- Console ...
Read More »New Releases: March 16th-22nd, 2023
This week, Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon sashays onto Switch, WWE 2K23 grapples its way onto console and PC, while Alice Gear Aegis CS Concerto Simulatrix materializes on Sony and Nintendo’s hardware. If ...
Read More »Record of Agarest War review
Released 16 years ago, there’s a significant amount of Record of Agarest War that feels creaky. But beneath it, there’s a sense of ambition and unprecedented scale, that merges turn-based combat and dating sim into ...
Read More »Tiny Troopers: Global Ops review
Global Ops doesn’t radically improve on the formula of its predecessors, so expect simple, twin-stick firefights propelled by the urge to power up your pint-sized soldiers. Since the series’ 2012 debut, Tiny Troopers have trudged ...
Read More »The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure review
Originally released during an era when accomplished role-playing games didn’t always it out of Japan, The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure demonstrates the durability of the genre. Twelve years on, Lloyd and the Special ...
Read More »Little Witch Nobeta review
This sassy little spellcaster will melt hearts and sear flesh (with her fire spell). Adorable, pint-sized witches make almost everything better. Sure, Success’ Cotton was a competent shooter, but it was the game’s delightful protagonist ...
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