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Rescue Team DX is a gorgeous reimagining of the games that started it all for one of Pokémon's most beloved spinoffs. We found the improved watercolour style to be absorbing and its narrative helped to personify the creatures and made for a number of heartwarming moments. We did find combat...

Kieran Harris·March 4, 2020
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In general, Bloodroots is a great action-arcade indie title. The story, art style and soundtrack bring to life the harsh western world it's set in, but the cream of the crop is its tight, fluid combat that has so much depth to explore. Being able to explre the "world is...

Ben Lyons·February 27, 2020
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If you missed them back in the day and can't get enough of the tried and tested Mega Man formula, the Zero series should be right up your street. The previous Legacy Collections offered a tighter, better package, however, so play those first. Time has not been kind to the...

Tero Kerttula·February 24, 2020
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There's no denying that Hardcore Mecha is mostly for people who already love over the top anime with silly writing and explosive action, but even if you aren't there's still plenty to like. Whilst the controls are a bit of a fumbling mess and a few things could've been fleshed...

Bradley Newson·February 23, 2020
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If you've already played the base game, you can upgrade to the Ultimate edition for a lowered price. If you're truly invested in the world of Warriors Orochi 4 it could well be worth making the upgrade, but if you didn't enjoy the base game, there's not enough new content...

Olof Westerberg·February 21, 2020
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For people who have never tried a Yakuza game before and now find their interest piqued, we wouldn't recommend starting with this collection, but rather play the games in the following order: Yakuza Kiwami 1 and 2, then Yakuza Remastered 3, 4 and 5, then Yakuza 0, and finally Yakuza...

GR Staff·February 20, 2020
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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...

Ingar Takanobu Hauge·February 20, 2020
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Besides this minor criticism, we really liked The Suicide of Rachel Foster. Thanks to a cleverly woven plot that was full of suspense up until the last second, this new thriller had us on the edge of our seat throughout. Sinking into the murky family secrets waiting in The Suicide...

Fabrizia Malgieri·February 19, 2020
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The "story mode" of Dreams was never meant to me a twenty-hour full game if anyone had that impression. Instead, it serves as an inspiration and reminds players of what Dreams is all about. We understood the core of Dreams after having played Art's Dream. The fact that the...

Mikael Sundberg·February 14, 2020
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We're pleased that Western audiences have been given another shot at experiencing this delightful dungeon crawler in the form of this Gold edition. It's certainly teeming with personality, from its cheery visuals right through to its oddball humour. What's more, the mix of dungeon crawling, creature collecting, and RPG elements...

Kieran Harris·February 13, 2020
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Some games from the past can seem a lot more archaic as time moves forward, but that doesn't entirely apply to Stranger's Wrath aside from the stealth gameplay and technical jank. If anything it's aged beautifully and is still just as good as the day it first came out 15...

Bradley Newson·February 12, 2020
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To summarise; if you, like us, adore Jim Henson's lovely world of puppets, you should steer clear of this game. Start running in the opposite direction. Go watch the movie, watch the show on Netflix. This game empties the franchise of all its charm and the Crystal of Truth has...

Joakim Sjögren·February 12, 2020
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