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Not every game needs to reinvent the wheel in order to make a great impact. I’m thrilled that you think this particular title is a bold new take on deck-building, plant life simulation, and erotic exercises, but I’m seriously looking for a way to just lock in and turn off...

Oliver Shellding·January 17, 2023
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Tactics Ogre is the game I should have played, but never did. Shining Force is one of my favorite games of all time, Final Fantasy Tactics is the best Final Fantasy bar none, and Fire Emblem: Awakening is a modern classic. I love JRPGs, I love tactical strategy games, so...

Thomas Medina·January 15, 2023
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Choo-Choo Charles, where do I even start with this one? This is one of the most bizarre ideas I’ve seen in a while, and while it isn’t perfect, I couldn’t stop playing it. Starting out as a concept idea, Choo-Choo Charles started picking up steam from the community that wanted to...

Jordan Hawes·January 13, 2023
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I’ve been playing point-and-click adventures for decades. My love of the genre started with sierra’s King’s Quest series, and has continued until present day. They’re not all winners, but there have been plenty that have managed to leave their imprint on my mind over the years, such as the beloved...

Heidi Hawes·January 10, 2023
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I have say, that despite having played tons of point-an-click adventures recently, I’m delighted by just how different they’ve all been from one another. Norco was an incredibly bizarre and melancholy journey. Unusual Findings cranked up the feelings of 80s nostalgia up to the max. Then there was Return to...

Heidi Hawes·January 10, 2023
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I like to see myself as someone with a modicum of knowledge when it comes to retro gaming from the 90s, but this one caught me completely off-guard. Have you ever heard of Breakers? Apparently, this was a fighting game released for the Neo Geo (how original) by a company...

Leo Faria·January 10, 2023
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Back in 2019, I was bombarded by the boundless praise of River City Girls. Back then, I knew nothing about the franchise, but the hype surrounding me was too much to dismiss. Hell, it’s the very reason I jumped on LimitedrunGames website to pre-order the physical edition – I took...

FerniWrites·January 4, 2023
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I can vividly recall my initial experience with Crisis Core when it was released back on the PSP. It was during the time I was undergoing radiation treatment – with my cancerous tumor moving behind my brain stem; it was inoperable. This game was the only thing keeping me sane...

FerniWrites·January 3, 2023
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Star Ocean is a franchise that I’ve been interested in trying out but never really got the chance. A cult JRPG from TriAce and Square Enix has had its ups and downs over the years, peaking on the PS1 but becoming less and less revered with the passage of time....

Kyle Nicol·January 3, 2023
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Upon starting The Entropy Centre for the first time, you are greeted with a really bizarre intro cutscene of a planet blowing up, and your eventual awakening inside a derelict laboratory, with no humans to be seen, just a handful of AIs to interact with. It takes approximately 3.2 milliseconds...

Leo Faria·January 2, 2023
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I had the pleasure of being the one to review the last Dad of War game in 2018. As much as I enjoyed the overall experience, I had some issues with the lack of weapon variety and the repetitive nature of the boss fights, the very items the franchise was...

Jason Palazini·December 29, 2022
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High on Life is the latest game to come from the bizarre mind of Justin Roiland, co-creator of the Rick & Morty and Solar Opposites television series. I’ll be frank and come right out with it- if you don’t care for the humor of either of those series, then High...

Heidi Hawes·December 29, 2022
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