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I really enjoyed this game. It’s not quite on the level of the fighters I really love (that being Dead or Alive and BlazBlue), but I can see myself coming back to this one fairly often. And, unusually for me, I’ll be coming because I enjoy the combat system; usually...

Digitally Downloaded·February 24, 2016
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Thea: The Awakening makes for something of a grim, low-power 4X strategy game that works extremely well with its particularities. Proper planning can only take a God so far as adaptability and luck plays a major role with random events that could very well lay waste to everything. While that’s...

Digitally Downloaded·February 23, 2016
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But as far as I’m concerned Unravel is truly something special, and full credit to both the developer, and indeed EA, for stepping back from the blockbuster nonsense to back a more personal, artful project. It’s a beautiful game about human emotions and memories, and while I hope there’s never a...

Digitally Downloaded·February 19, 2016
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Being completely new to the series, I have to say that Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth was a surprising treat for me. I love the JRPG genre, and while the turn-based and slightly grindy nature of the combat likely will not bring new fans to the series, I found it comfortable...

Digitally Downloaded·February 18, 2016
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And hey, I can put in my request for the next trilogy now; can we please have something focused around the independence of one of the African nations from colonial rule, Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Kyoto, and if they want to get semi-political again, having an assassin either working with or...

Digitally Downloaded·February 17, 2016
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XCOM has once again proven that it is a powerhouse when it comes to tactical gameplay. Every decision counts and with permadeath is makes every decision even more powerful. Luckily game saving is encouraged, and if you forget to save manually there are copious auto-saves to fall back on. I...

Digitally Downloaded·February 17, 2016
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There is an almost unbridled energy to the Naruto show and manga that translates over to the video game medium very effectively. The combat is not the deepest, but there is nuance to learn and master and the story and set pieces help to deliver on that frantic energy the...

Digitally Downloaded·February 15, 2016
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A few new wrinkles such as the team-up attacks and the really cool audio part of the presentation are quite welcome, and I think these superhero games lend themselves to the TT Games better than most genres due to the large number of unique skills. It’s reliable fun, but we...

Digitally Downloaded·February 10, 2016
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… And now I rather want a Warriors: The Lord of the Rings game. C’mon Koei, make it happen!

Digitally Downloaded·February 9, 2016
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It makes a good transition from PC to console, but Rebel Galaxy was far too vapid and uninspired to be a really stand out game in the first place. While that means it’s not terrible, it’s also a complete waste of what the far reaches of outer space offers for...

Digitally Downloaded·February 8, 2016
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I never thought I’d like a puzzle game this much, and I can’t believe a game that isn’t a JRPG is a game of the year contender to me. Jon Blow and Thekla have really created something special here, and while it has been a very long wait (I hope...

Digitally Downloaded·February 5, 2016
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As a rhythm game fan, I have to say that Inside My Radio left me disappointed. It might have been an amazing experience had I been unable to follow a simple beat upon starting up the game, but years of experience in the genre made the experience entirely trivial. I...

Digitally Downloaded·February 2, 2016
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