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I've spent many years reading comic books, playing with action figures, and eventually seeing movie upon movie of characters I had grown to love. I still have countless bins of Batman figures, villains, and vehicles from when I was a child, which I alternately display around my apartment whenever I'm...

Shaun Ranft·March 10, 2023
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Mato Anomalies is a solid visual novel with an engrossing story that will keep you hooked as you meet new characters and experience how they interact. While other mechanics in the game fall somewhat short, players are afforded certain options to clear through them faster and get back to the...

Cameron Waldrop·March 10, 2023
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Azure finally closes the gap in an epic story and continues to be a showcase of incredible tales across all of Zemuria. While the stories of the SSS have been shared throughout later arcs, getting to experience it for yourself is a must for...

Cameron Waldrop·March 7, 2023
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Dead Cells continues to be one of the very best rogue-lite games that have released in the past decade, and this just further cements its place as an outstanding entry in the saturated genre.

Zhiqing Wan·March 6, 2023
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At the end of the day, I absolutely enjoyed my time in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, and am raring to go back for more with an additional unlockable difficulty level that has more powerful loot and difficult fights awaiting. The blend of combat, RPG elements, platforming, and a much more...

Jake Su·March 2, 2023
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Scars Above was a surprisingly short game, but the sci-fi story it tells is interesting enough. While it seems from the outside to borrow many soul-like ideas, the game does enough differently to set itself apart.

Cameron Waldrop·February 28, 2023
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In a vacuum, Octopath Traveler II is superior to its predecessor in practically every way, with improvements across the board. If you loved the first one, you will almost assuredly love this one, too. To praise it in this way is partially backhanded, however, as it fails to eke out...

Tony Cocking·February 22, 2023
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There were definitely many things that could have worked out for Atomic Heart, especially with its setting and the way it tries to tell a story of technology and how far we should go with it. Despite what is a promising combat formula as well as the supporting systems behind...

Jake Su·February 20, 2023
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Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is a content-rich rhythm game that distills and celebrates the music of the series’ entire span, from the mainline to the spin-offs and everything in between.

Justin Mercer·February 17, 2023
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At the end of the day, not many games come close to a masterpiece like Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, but Elderand tries in its own way to honor its inspiration. Exploration is a fun endeavor enhanced by great art design, the RPG system has the potential to do much...

Jake Su·February 16, 2023
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Despite some performance issues and awkward camera controls, I would recommend Wild Hearts not only to long-time fans of monster hunting but to players like me who never quite understood the hype before. Wild Hearts will make you understand as it made me understand. From its immersive world to its...

Anna Koselke·February 16, 2023
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Hack-and-slash games have come a long way since the early days of gaming, with Devil May Cry serving as a good measuring stick for the genre. Wanted: Dead would've worked fifteen years ago, but even then, it would've been hard-pressed for this project to find a footing in that era...

John Esposito·February 14, 2023
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