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West of Loathing is one of the most memorable games I have played this year. It's unique simple-yet-detailed visuals and witty writing for everything from basic dialogue to item descriptions will keep fans of both westerns and RPGs very entertained. Unfortunately, once you hop into battle, the game's cracks start...

Tomas Franzese·August 10, 2017
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Namco Museum was able to preserve games that I remember fondly, and introduced me to some enjoyable new experiences that I can't wait to get back to. It could have had a bit more meat on its bones, but this collection ultimately is a great addition to the Nintendo Switch's...

Tomas Franzese·August 8, 2017
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Now that Capcom has ported all of the main entry games to console, I hope that they bring us the Mega Man X games next in a collection. Or maybe even Mega Man Legends 3 -- a guy can dream, right? If you haven't played the original six games, I'd...

Jordan Boyd·August 8, 2017
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In the end, Collar X Malice is a great visual novel that happens to also be an otome. The story is dark, stressful, and creates an atmosphere that forces the player to want to continue. True, there are many wrong paths, but once you see the end in sight you...

Azario Lopez·August 3, 2017
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All in all, DeadCore is not a very good game. While it's $7.99 price point may be appealing at first glance, it pains me to say that it quickly descends into a incredibly boring, and clunky jump-fest, with its only saving grace being its theme and atmosphere.

Tanner Pierce·August 1, 2017
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As it exists now, Gigantic is a unique take on the genre, with entertaining mechanics and even more entertaining characters. But the more you play Gigantic the more obvious the flaws become. With a little bit of polish before the game’s official release (including meaningful character stats, the ability to...

Noah Buttner·July 29, 2017
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I’m not so foolish as to ignore that some of the game’s missteps are just that. However, LKA should be commended for being one of only a few developers in recent memory who has endeavored to express this much humanity and depth for the community of the mentally ill and...

Jordan Loeffler·July 27, 2017
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The story of Eshe is confusing and mysterious. Throughout the game there are many questions to be asked about what her goal is or how she feels about her unfortunate predicament. However, these questions fade as the drive to fulfill Eshe's unspeakable goal consumed me. I didn't care why she...

Azario Lopez·July 27, 2017
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If the whole game was more open, Miitopia would have been more fun, but the game's repetitive and linear nature starting to frustrate me as a got further in the title. Miitopia's excellent soundtrack and undeniable charm did get me to play all the way through, just to see what...

Tomas Franzese·July 27, 2017
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DualShockers review of SUPERHOT VR -- the PlayStation VR version -- will also go live today, July 26, at 12:30 PM Eastern. You can read that review here.

Jordan Loeffler·July 26, 2017
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Mixing together so many different influences and styles of gameplay together could have made Pyre an unwieldy, confusing experience. However, Supergiant apparently found just the right mixture of ingredients to make Pyre work almost perfectly, as its addicting Rites "combat" shows. Thanks to a compelling mix of gameplay and atmosphere...

Ryan Meitzler·July 25, 2017
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Given that you're greeted by the squid DJ duo Marina and Pearl each time you hope into the game -- who are instantly lovable the moment you meet them -- it's easy to see why Splatoon made such a splash on the Wii U two years ago, and how Splatoon...

Ryan Meitzler·July 24, 2017
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