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With a Zelda-like campaign and a deep spell building system, Mages of Mystralia aims to make its name in the action-adventure genre.
Nihon Falcom's long-running action RPG series finally has a sequel after almost eight years. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana is a slight departure for the franchise but does it retain all of the magic that makes the Ys series fun?
Rabi-Ribi
It's hard to take a game that stars scantily clad anthropomorphic bunnies seriously. That being said, Rabi-Ribi is a solid Metroidvania title that provides some exciting 2D action so let's hop straight to the review.
It's always interesting whenever an unexpected sequel releases. Rock of Ages 2 may be Bigger & Boulder but does it provide enough long-lasting fun? Sharpen your chisel and let's find out.
League of Evil
Challenging 2D platformers that play like Super Meat Boy are nothing new. So, does League of Evil hold up in the genre? Get your mighty fist ready to decapitate some scientists and let's find out.
It's been over a decade but Vaan and gang are back for a remade version of their fantastic adventure. Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age not only looks better, there are enough upgrades to make it feel like a fresh experience even in this day and age.
Yakuza Kiwami
As fans await the latest in the series, Sega released a delightful prequel earlier this year and now we have a remake of the original. Yakuza Kiwami is an intriguing way to experience Kiryu's debut story but how does it stack up against the stunning prequel?
Observer has an original premise: a first-person cyberpunk detective experience with a side of psychological horror. It sounds like an intriguing combination but how well does it all come together? Let's take a look.
Considering there are so many big-budget sandbox titles out there, it takes a lot for one to stand out. Is Agents of Mayhem's large cast of characters appealing enough to make it worthwhile? Board the Ark and let's find out.
First-person puzzlers are always going to be compared to Portal but ChromaGun practically begs to be stacked up against Valve's classic.
Suit up and strap in for a colorful action-filled shooter with a really great name.
