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There is a lot to appreciate about Unknown 9: Awakening. Airships, a concealed world history, secret orders, creative stealth mechanics, and a nice wrapping with exotic locations in a slightly exaggerated version of the early 20th century are just some of the positives here. This could easily have become a...
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII - Reunion is a remaster exceeding most other examples when old games are refurbished for new consoles. It retains the original's identity and core, including the negative aspects that haven't aged as well, while at the same time offering a presentation and game mechanics that...
Though some of the charm from the original versions has been lost over the years, there is a lot of platforming fun to find in Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series. It isn't hard to understand why this dog-rabbit creature still has a faithful fan base, and despite some dated elements the...
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes gives you exactly what you would expect when hearing the title. You get a Warriors game with the setting and characters from Fire Emblem: Three Houses: Nothing more, nothing less. It is a combination with some great potential, but the lack of variation, technical issues...
Tales fans have waited patiently for the next game in the series, but Tales of Arise is truly worth the wait. No matter if you are a veteran or first-timer to the series, this game will offer you a great experience, which blends the old and the new in the...
New Pokémon Snap takes a twenty years old concept and brings it back to life with just the right amount of polish and new content to make it exciting for current players. It's a thoroughly relaxing and pleasant experience which is fun and cheerful to play, and despite its minor...
Bravely Default II is a nice blend, which feels both old and fresh at the same time. It's a call-back to the golden age of Final Fantasy, while at the same time creating something new and modern for players today. The game has some notable issues when it comes to...
To summarise, Sakura Wars serves as a nice entry point to the traditional series and there's more than enough fun to find here for those who are curious about the concept. Ironically, the revue members spend a lot of time talking about how they don't live up to the fame...
Most of the setbacks are still just minor setbacks, and all things considered, this is an excellent bundle filled with quality entertainment (just make sure to turn off your brain for a little while during the most cringy parts). These two last-gen titles have aged surprisingly well, and the remasters...
Doraemon Story of Seasons might not be the game generating the most buzz this season, but it's certainly a nice entry for Doraemon in the Western video game market. The combination of well-established characters and farming simulation is excellent, and the result is a charming and relaxing game. It might...
Oninaki could have been a great JRPG, but a poor script and dull characters make the whole thing a monotonous and repetitive affair. Sadly, third time is not the charm in this case. It appears Tokyo RPG Factory has become a mass producer of mediocre RPGs rather than the connoisseur...
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is definitely not a game for everyone. The lack of help for players as they're getting started creates a whole lot of frustration in the game's first hours, which will drive away many players. The lack of story and greater purpose than the survival of the...
