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Whatever viewpoint you’re coming from, NBA 2K19 is both slightly better and a bit more competent than its predecessor, but there are still issues that need to be addressed. It is still clearly designed so there is an underlying temptation to invest in some VC just to get to the...

Aran Suddi·September 26, 2018
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The only true downside that Forza Horizon 4 suffers from is a sense of familiarity, and for all that the new setting, weather patterns and online options bring to the table, this is, at its heart, just the next step for the open world racer, rather than a giant leap. The...

Dominic L·September 25, 2018
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My Brother Rabbit is a great little hidden object adventure that tells an emotional story with style and sensitivity. Its world is a pleasure to explore and there is a nice balance between static screen exploration and logic puzzles. It is clear that Artifex Mundi are experts in their field,...

Steve C·September 21, 2018
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Should I go on? The art style is a poor and boring to look at collection of chunky plain polygons that repeat ad infinitum, and despite the lack of environmental detail, the camera still manages to find objects to block your view of the combat. Areas of the level are...

Adrian Burrows·September 17, 2018
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While the Senran Kagura series has always been rife with fanservice and hyper-sexualization, these moments were at the tail-end of addictive action gameplay, funny character interactions, and classic anime cheesiness. These things are what make up the heart and soul of Senran Kagura, and by removing those and placing full...

Miguel Moran·September 13, 2018
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Azure Reflections has got to be one of the most pleasant surprises I’ve had all year. After being burned by a number of Touhou Project spinoff games, I was prepared for just as much disappointment with this one. Instead, I was met with a fan-game that remained faithful to the...

Miguel Moran·September 13, 2018
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PES 2019 is a good football game. It isn’t a major improvement over last year’s title, but despite the lack of the Champions League it isn’t worse either. The matches play well, the modes are well crafted for the most part, and there’s plenty of fun to be had. There...

Aran Suddi·September 11, 2018
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Hideo Kojima has been accused at various points of promoting style over substance, and in this remaster of Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner that’s more apparent than ever. For all of its fantastically designed mech, and its tight and often enjoyable combat, Zone of the Enders 2nd Runner is an...

Dominic L·September 11, 2018
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It’s almost heartbreaking how much fun SNK Heroines is, because all of that fun is wrapped up in a fetishistic presentation that didn’t need to be there in the first place. By putting out a cool, casual-friendly fighting game that happened to only have a roster of female characters, SNK...

Miguel Moran·September 10, 2018
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When the original Valkyria Chronicles dropped for the PS3 in 2008, it came about during a dearth of quality Japanese video games in the west and took peoples hearts with its unique visuals. Sega failed for years to properly build upon the success of that original game, and now, ten...

Miguel Moran·September 10, 2018
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Building on the foundations of Rise of the Tomb Raider, there’s more depth to the actual tomb raiding, more flexibility in the combat, and the city of Paititi is a hub that you can easily get lost in as you explore it and the surrounding jungle. So, while Shadow of...

Stefan L·September 10, 2018
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It has been a long wait for Chasm and I am happy to report that it provides a great classic Metroidvania experience. It isn’t as obviously polished graphically as the likes of Oni or Hollow Knight, and doesn’t offer the Dark Souls stylings of Dead Cells, but it succeeds entirely...

Steve C·September 7, 2018
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