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It’s quite obvious why this port exists – it’s to drum up interest in the series again while Marvelous plugs away at a proper sequel, Rune Factory 5, which is due for release at some stage this year. Not that I mind being part of the marketing strategy in this...

Digitally Downloaded·February 25, 2020
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Overall, while coming in five years after the PC release, The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III was a pleasure to have on the console. While NeocoreGames have moved on from the crazy world of Borgovia to the stars of Warhammer 40,000 with Inquisitor, this final chapter is a reminder...

Digitally Downloaded·February 25, 2020
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I’m in a difficult spot with Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate. On the one hand, the base game itself is so good, and the extra stuff doesn’t mess with that. On the other hand, the extra stuff doesn’t do much for the overall experience. If you’ve not played Warriors Orochi 4...

Digitally Downloaded·February 19, 2020
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Digitally Downloaded·February 18, 2020
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In the end, Mega 39 does one, very special thing: it takes the incredible Hatsune Miku Project Diva Future Tone, and makes it portable. You can bellyache all you like about a relatively thin tracklist, but “relatively thin” to the ridiculous bloat of Future Tone isn’t really a fault. Not...

Digitally Downloaded·February 18, 2020
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Snack World really isn’t my thing. As much as I am a fan of Level-5, the pitch of this one is out, and as such, too much of it falls flat. It’s a satirical game that’s trying too hard and if it was funny, then the jokes it makes would...

Digitally Downloaded·February 13, 2020
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These are all mild criticisms that don’t take away from all the great that Azur Lane Crosswave is. It’s a clean, snappy, hugely entertaining game, and an excellent next step forward for the emerging property. You’ll want to have a high tolerance for fan service, but it’s a Compile Heart...

Digitally Downloaded·February 10, 2020
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Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics is cynical. It has taken a safe, familiar genre, done absolutely nothing but the most straightforward, safe application of it, and thrown the Dark Crystal license over the top, but it has in no way tried to do anything interesting with Dark Crystal. Just...

Digitally Downloaded·February 4, 2020
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Still, having too much of a good thing is the possibly the most forgivable flaw that hit too many games, and Patapon has the pick-up-and-play vibe going for it, meaning that you can always take a break from it if it starts to become draining. The only other issue with...

Digitally Downloaded·February 4, 2020
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Still, because Arc of Alchemist is such a short JRPG, the more draining elements of it don’t end up being exhausting. Because the game moves at such a snappy pace it’s easy to focus on and enjoy its strengths – the narrative and characters. Over the last couple of years...

Digitally Downloaded·February 3, 2020
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None of the characters or situations in Coffee Talk are simple or black-and-white. Rather, the world is a beautiful, complicated shade of grey. People aren’t “good” or “bad,” they’re just trying to do their best. The message is hopeful. The pace is soothing. The music is well-suited to the environment....

Digitally Downloaded·January 31, 2020
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