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Do you have what it takes to whip some young women into shape and save the Relic Islands from a catastrophic event? Check out our review of The Princess Guide.

Annette Polis·March 19, 2019
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Video games have always been a tool to allow us to become something beyond the realm of possibility. We can become a gallant knight, part of a seedy shadow organization, or a superhero. Virtual reality took that one step further by allowing us to step into those shoes, to truly...

Chandler Wood·March 14, 2019
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The Shonen Jump brand has been riding high lately. Dragon Ball FighterZ has drawn an audience rivaling Street Fighter, the likes of My Hero Academia and One Punch Man have lit up the world of mainstream anime in the west, and the iconic magazine has relaunched into a digital subscription...

Lucas White·March 13, 2019
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Collecting retro games has been a longtime hobby for many a gamer, but the context of that hobby has been steadily evolving. Retro gaming on original, physical media has a shelf life, after all. Your favorite Nintendo cartridges and PlayStation discs will soon rot and be completely unplayable. Much like...

Lucas White·March 12, 2019
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In the world of baseball games, there is one undisputed King of the Diamond. If you’re a baseball fan (on PlayStation platforms, anyway), you know it and love it. It’s MLB The Show. For years, this series sat atop the mound as the only game in town. Then, for some...

Eternity: The Last Unicorn is an indie action RPG from a bygone era. Does it hold up compared to those that came before it? Read our Eternity The Last Unicorn review to see if this is a classic worth picking up.

Joshua O'Neal·March 12, 2019
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Square Enix has had a strange time lately, often finding itself under scrutiny due to its development troubles over on the Japanese side, and some equally weird stuff happening with its western properties. That said, it’s easy to forget Square Enix has a long history of experimentation, although its smaller...

Lucas White·March 8, 2019
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Now is a time when Capcom games have been received more positively. A lot has been riding on the success of the company’s most recent game, Devil May Cry 5. When looking at releases like Resident Evil 7, Monster Hunter: World, and the recent Resident Evil 2, the standards for...

Joseph Yaden·March 6, 2019
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Early on into my playthrough of The Caligula Effect: Overdose—the new PS4 remake of the Atlus published Vita game released in 2017— I approached a character to strike up a conversation. The character yelled at me, informing me that he hated being accosted. A tooltip popped up, telling me that...

Andrew King·March 6, 2019
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The Occupation tells the story of a bombing that occurred in the fictional town of Turing. Can you beat the ticking clock and uncover the truth of what really happened? Or will you run out of time? Read our The Occupation review.

Andrew Smith·March 4, 2019
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Stellaris, a 4X/grand strategy game set in space, hit the shelves at a sweet spot in between Endless Space releases. Meeting a surprisingly starved market, Stellaris rapidly gained a huge player base, relatively speaking. Years later, it’s attempting to do the ill-advised, if not impossible—port to consoles a real-time-strategy game...

James Kozanitis·March 4, 2019
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RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore is a rogue-lite hack-and-slash game set in a colorful, magical world. It has procedurally generated levels so while this technically means that you should have a unique experience every time you play, the reality is that the gameplay is so shallow that...

Jenny Jones·March 1, 2019
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