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Blue Reflection Quartet

7/10

Blue Reflection Quartet is a mixed bag of good remasters and lacking adaptations, but still provides a great way to experience this JRPG series.

The Sinking City 2

8/10

The Sinking City 2 takes a different direction tot he original, leaning in on more direct survival horror, but it makes a more polished and focused game.

Duskfade

7/10

Duskfade harks back to classic 3D platformers in ways that we rarely see these days.

The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu

8/10

What's that coming over the mound?

Culdcept Begins

8/10

Culdcept returns from the Sega Saturn era in Culdcept Begins, and its blend of deckbuilding and board gaming feels more contemporary than ever.

Beast of Reincarnation

7/10

Game Freak crafts a compelling Soulslite with Beast of Reincarnation, but it's let down by performance and a bit of jank.

Heave Ho 2

8/10

Heave Ho 2 is great fun to play with friends, whether you're in the room together or online. This sequel adds so much to the original idea.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

7/10

I am someone who really enjoys the Avatar stories, the world that has been created, and of course the characters that inhabit it. Like many others, I have

Denshattack!

9/10

I love it when games get weird, wild, and unexplainable. It used to be the norm that, alongside heavy hitters and their straight up sequels, we would also

Halo: Campaign Evolved

7/10

Halo: Campaign Evolved Review - 25 years after the original Halo made Xbox a household name, does the modern remake do it any justice?

Splatoon Raiders

9/10

The pop idol trio of Deep Cut might be best known for their attitude-filled stage antics (and Big Man's thoroughly loveable nature), but Splatoon Raiders

Echoes of Aincrad

4/10

Echoes of Aincrad promises to let you create your own adventure within the setting of Sword Art Online, but it doesn't let you off the leash.