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Reviews
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Tekken 8 Review
Tekken 8, the latest installment in the renowned fighting game franchise, has arrived with a vengeance. Developed by Bandai Namco, this game builds upon the success of its predecessor while introducing new features and improvements that keep the experience fresh and exciting. In this...- admin
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Spy x Family Code: White Review
I love when Spy x Family veers into slice-of-life drama. I like seeing super duper capable spy Loid Forger and lethal assassin Yor navigate mundane activities like cooking dinner or planning date nights. I'm giddy when telepathic Anya uses her powers in a dodgeball match. I'm sure there are fans...- admin
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Official Review Final Fantasy XVI: The Rising Tide Review
The Rising Tide is the second and final expansion for Final Fantasy 16, adding another worthwhile chapter to the tale of Clive Rosfield. Only accessible near the very end of the base game, this DLC is designed to be something of a sendoff for the action RPG, providing a new storyline that brings...- admin
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Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Review
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, a game that has garnered interest from all corners of the globe, is an intriguing blend of retro-style first-person shooters and the esteemed sci-fi universe, Warhammer 40,000. In this article, we will shed light on the various aspects of the game, providing an...- admin
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Persona 3 Reload Review
Persona 3, with its story of confronting death and finding courage in the face of tragedy, has left a lasting impact on players since its release on the PS2. As the RPG genre evolved and the Persona series grew, the game's earnest message and memorable characters continued to resonate. Now, with...- admin
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Sker Ritual would have been easier to get along with if it had its own identity.
The reason to keep coming back to Hades isn't just the thrills you'll get battling through hell, but the characters and stories you learn about along the way.
Rose & Camellia Collection gets away with a lot of its technical imperfections simply because of the strength of its concept and its solid presentation.
Step into post-apocalyptic Northern Finland in Rauniot, Act Normal Game’s debut point-and-click title. Let’s click away!
Headquarters: World War 2 is a good, fast-moving and tactically interesting strategy game.
FPGAs are the king of devices to replicate/simulate other devices, here we have one made portable and with a very nice screen aiming at playing GB, GBC, and GBA games among others.
Penny’s Big Breakaway is a tremendous achievement by Evening Star, expertly combining tight controls, excellent level design, and a raft of creative ideas, all while throwing in a hefty dose of pure speed.
Planet of Lana intelligently combines elements of classic cinematic platformers to make something distinctive and characterful.
A compelling story, well-designed levels, tons of gameplay variety, and gorgeous visuals all come together to make this an absolute must-play for fans of high-speed platformers and a certain blue hedgehog.
A Bit Basic, But Still A Gripping Narrative Mystery
Splatoon 3: Side Order is an excellent addition to Splatoon 3, and helps to give it a stronger identity over its predecessors.
Harold Halibut is quirky, stylish, heartfelt, and unapologetically true to itself.
What I wouldn't give for game developers to make games with a point.
Writer/director Alex Garland's latest film doesn't hold your hand through his chaotic new vision.
If you enjoyed the remakes of Famicom Detective Club that Nintendo published a few years ago, or have fond memories of stumbling your way through Shadowgate or Déjà Vu, then both this game and its predecessor are made specifically for you.
A trip down a horrible memory lane.
There are moments that remind you that the Switch is old at this point...
If this is hell, may I never go to heaven.
Bring some snacks and buckle up.