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Omega Labyrinth Life has its problems but a satisfying dungeon crawling experience combined with completely embracing fan-service makes this it a game that knows exactly what it is aiming for and mostly manages to hit the mark.

Travis Bruno·August 15, 2019
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Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is a solid Metroidvania game in a bright and colourful package.

Jamie Laike Tsui·August 9, 2019
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The Blackout Club is a solid cooperative stealth game with a splash of horror.

Jamie Laike Tsui·August 1, 2019
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Could have been a great game if only it wasn't held by bizarre gameplay features that nobody asked for.

Admir Brkic·July 31, 2019
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Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland may feel like it could have pulled on the nostalgia of the original trilogy a bit better but this entry in the franchise delivers a comfortable storyline like fans have come to expect with enough refinements to both the synthesis and combat systems to...

Travis Bruno·July 29, 2019
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A great game that feels right at home on the Nintendo Switch.

James Ogilvy·July 24, 2019
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For better or for worse, Earth Defense Force 5 is a fast paced shooter that pays tribute to B-movies and poorly localized PlayStation 2 games.

Jamie Laike Tsui·July 17, 2019
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Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle is a great game for those who have yet to take the leap into Omega Force’s handling of the story as the excellent combat mechanics and slew of game modes spread make for quite a meaty offering, though those who already played the original...

Travis Bruno·July 14, 2019
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Deceptively simple, insanely challenging and thoroughly entertaining.

Admir Brkic·July 11, 2019
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With beautiful designs and a new style of gameplay Super Neptunia RPG tries something new but performance issues, combat that can often drag, and a story that is only held up by its humor and the player’s love of the characters limits its appeal to only the die-hard fans of...

Travis Bruno·July 10, 2019
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A solid realistic RTS hobbled by extremely steep learning curve, awkward control schemes, and disjointed singleplayer scenarios.

Although a bit archaic on some of the single player content Samurai Shodown manages to successfully bring its style of combat to the current generation of consoles and deliver a technical fighter that is rare to find these days.

Travis Bruno·July 4, 2019
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