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Wargroove is likely going to be one of the comfiest games you’ll play this year. Truth be told, I hate fawning over every new Switch game release and calling it the “perfect Switch game” you can play on a plane or snuggled up in bed.

Zhiqing Wan·January 30, 2019
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Pikuniku is the type of game in which one moment you’re rescuing vegetable-shaped blobs stuck on trees, while another sees you invading the realm of a giant demonic piece of toast, in a sequence that pays tribute to classic platformers. It also starts with a pink creature in a top...

Bogdan Robert Mates·January 21, 2019
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Compile Heart has gone on and given players yet another look into Fairy Fencer F with Advent Dark Force. While it isn’t a direct sequel, this upgraded version boasts tons of new features, from upgraded visuals to bigger, better fights. Despite its serviceable story and compelling customization features, Fairy Fencer...

Irwyn Diaz·January 20, 2019
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While Wii U owners are probably sick and tired of having the Switch’s calendar padded out with games they already own, for the rest of us (and let’s be real, most of us) that did not have a Wii U, it’s awesome that we get another chance to experience the...

Ed McGlone·January 16, 2019
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13AM Games’ last title, Runbow, found success on Wii U with its unique style and fast-paced platforming. Its new game, Double Cross, moves away from the multiplayer structure, instead opting for a story focused, single-player action platformer in the style of the Mega Man series.

Tom Hopkins·January 16, 2019
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Travis Strikes Again isn’t the No More Heroes games that fans were hoping Suda51 would bring to the Nintendo Switch. Though it’s dripping in all the style and quirky humor that fans have come to know and love from the esteemed director, it’s not the fully-fledged open world sequel to...

Chris Jecks·January 16, 2019
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Let’s ignore the fact that Atlus will be releasing Catherine: Full Body later this year, and instead, revel in the glory of Catherine Classic finally making its way to Steam. In an age where remasters and remakes have become all too common, it took Atlus far too long to actually...

Zhiqing Wan·January 14, 2019
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Tales is one of the longest-running JRPG franchises around, seeing countless entries on any number of systems over the last 24 years. While there are plenty of quality Tales titles, there are a few that easily stand out from the pack, like Tales of Vesperia. For years now, fans have...

Hayes Madsen·January 13, 2019
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BELOW will inevitably fuel heated debates over its quality. The monumental challenge it posed frustrated me nearly as much as its world enticed.

Michael Allio·December 20, 2018
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From the start, it’s pretty clear where Ashen’s primary source of inspiration comes from. If you’ve played any of From Software‘s Soulsborne games, the control scheme should immediately clue you in. I don’t want to start a whole line of discussion about how Ashen is yet another Souls-like, though, because...

Zhiqing Wan·December 17, 2018
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On a purely surface level inspection, Book of Demons initially appeared a bit generic to me.

Michael Allio·December 16, 2018
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In Spanish, “gris” translates to “grey.” That little tidbit should be enough to clue you in to the game’s core and what it’s all about.

Zhiqing Wan·December 13, 2018
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