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Genghis "Solidus Kraken" Husameddin

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I had a good time with Afterimage. Its levels got more and more interesting as you progressed, the characters you’d run into were well-acted and I liked the interactions Renee had with them. There’s a lot of game to go through with Afterimage, multiple endings in fact. And though I...

XboxEraXboxEra·April 25, 2023
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Story aside, the other ways The Mageseekers keeps its gameplay fresh is by keeping its story missions short enough, offering an interesting rogue-like perk system for side missions, and the enemy variety (and cool boss fights) against levels that very much want you dead. Base management is tasked to Sylas...

XboxEraXboxEra·April 18, 2023
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God of Rock is a unique rhythm game experience that offers a lot in the way of gameplay options and content. Online and crossplay are also present alongside a custom notetrack maker for songs that easy to use. And even if I like the idea and the aesthetics, I felt...

XboxEraXboxEra·April 18, 2023
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For the technicalities: Ryza 3’s PC port is a bit middling. Compared to other Koei Tecmo releases on Steam, Ryza 3 runs pretty well. But it doesn’t run well enough, as even on an RTX 3070 the game struggles to hold 60 frames per second while you’re running about. There...

XboxEraXboxEra·March 23, 2023
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In terms of scary-ness, well I think that really depends on you. Even though I jump at my own shadow, the game isn’t that scary. It’s more unsettling, with the depictions of incomplete and incomprehensible faces and masks lying about and ghosts that have been stuck in their routine for...

XboxEraXboxEra·March 8, 2023
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It frustrates me that I have to leave Blood Bowl 3 with a middling review, but despite the solid core gameplay, everything around it frustrates me too much for me to continue playing. These issues may be fixed in the future, but at the moment I struggle to recommend this...

XboxEraXboxEra·March 2, 2023
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P.S. As a collection of music from all across the series, it’s only natural that you’ll run into spoilers for these games. If for some reason you’ve been still holding off that playthrough of Final Fantasy IV, IX, XI, and the like I highly encourage you to stop browsing social...

XboxEraXboxEra·February 23, 2023
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As for the game’s narrative, it’s fanservice for anyone who likes Gal*Gun. The girls you rescue have a variety of things to say about their situation and there is a lot of goofy chatter about ‘important stuff’, mixed in with some briefly serious moments. I personally liked it, having played...

XboxEraXboxEra·February 22, 2023
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It is amazing how much passion was put into this project by its sole developer Matthias Linda and the artists involved. And you can see it permeate through the games gorgeous 16-bit visuals, accompanied by Eddie Marianukroh’s phenomenal score consisting of tempered orchestra and pleasing synthetic melodies. Despite my frustrations...

XboxEraXboxEra·February 1, 2023
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SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake is the best SpongeBob game ever. There’s a lot of love that went into this project and you really feel it as you jump, swing, and kick about. A solid pick up for platforming and SpongeBob fans alike, this game is an example of what...

XboxEraXboxEra·January 30, 2023
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But all that doesn’t make this a bad game. Persona 3 Portable is still a good way to experience what made that PlayStation 2 game so special. This port adds some new features, too. Namely custom difficulty options that can be changed on the fly, new language options, and a...

XboxEraXboxEra·January 17, 2023
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It’s also worth mentioning that you can now choose between English and Japanese voice acting, which as far as I’m aware, wasn’t available on the original Vita release. The game also hits a smooth 60 frames per second (and beyond!) and visuals are significantly sharper than they were on handheld....

XboxEraXboxEra·January 17, 2023
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