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A long time ago, a great man named Baldrick released an exquisite poem (The German Guns) that captured the horrors of The Great War with such accuracy that none have ever genuinely competed in any medium. I would have to argue that Petroglyph Games have come incredibly close to capturing...

Chris Wray·April 3, 2023
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How many times has anybody thought that some video game genres could never mix? I, for one, did so quite a few times and have been repeatedly proven wrong. If there's one truly limitless thing, it is human creativity and ingenuity, which has made it possible to create compelling gaming...

Francesco De Meo·March 30, 2023
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It's almost undeniable that the Atelier Ryza series is the reason why the Atelier franchise as a whole has managed to bring new light to its developer, Gust. As such, some might find it a bummer that Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End and the Secret Key is the...

Ule Lopez·March 23, 2023
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In wrestling lingo, a “hope spot” refers to that one last desperate comeback before the wrestler destined to lose finally goes down for the count. After the embarrassing WWE 2K20 nearly deep-sixed the franchise, WWE 2K22 made a lot of positive strides, but I wasn’t quite convinced it was the...

Nathan Birch·March 13, 2023
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It's been some time since the Japanese studio Team NINJA released a pure action game in the vein of modern Ninja Gaiden, as titles like the two entries in the Nioh series and Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin combine the excellent action gameplay the studio is known for with...

Francesco De Meo·March 2, 2023
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2022 saw Nintendo’s beloved puffball Kirby ascent to new heights. Kirby and the Forgotten Land was not only the series’ first full-on 3D platformer, it was probably the marshmallow’s best game ever and one of the top first-party Switch games, period. It’s also already the franchise’s best-selling entry to date....

Nathan Birch·February 22, 2023
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Company of Heroes is an undeniable tower of the strategy genre despite only having two mainline entries. The first, released seventeen years ago (I'm starting to feel old), revolutionised real-time strategy and captured elements of World War 2 in a way that very few games had ever managed. This includes...

Chris Wray·February 21, 2023
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Alessio Palumbo·February 20, 2023
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A lot can change in around five years. Octopath Traveler made a moderate splash in 2018 thanks to its striking HD-2D visual style, unique character-focused structure, and the fact that the Nintendo Switch just didn’t have a lot of games like it at the time, but it didn’t quite join...

Nathan Birch·February 17, 2023
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Deliver Us The Moon is one of the few indie games released in the past few years whose popularity only increased over time. When the game was released in 2018, it did so in a somewhat incomplete state with an abrupt ending that soured the entire experience. Developer KeokeN Interactive...

Francesco De Meo·February 6, 2023
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Hi-Fi Rush was revealed and subsequently released during the Xbox Direct Developer showcase, to the surprise of many. The game didn't receive any sort of promotion, and oddly enough, it has already gathered a huge audience of players. The game even managed to become one of the top sellers on...

Ule Lopez·January 29, 2023
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For as many adventures as Luffy and the Straw Hat crew have been on across the Grand Line, so few take place across turn-based battles. If you've played a One Piece game in the past decade, whether it's an RPG, musou action or arena brawler, the lanky Gum-Gum Fruit bearer's...

Kai Tatsumoto·January 11, 2023
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