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SaGa Frontier Remastered Review: Again and Again
0 commentsSaGa Frontier Remastered brings nothing but good things to this classic and unforgiving RPG.New Pokemon Snap Review: Captured My Heart
New Pokemon Snap delights at every turn, offsetting a grindy mid-game with a parade of charming Pokemon in this cozy on-rails photo adventure.Scourgebringer PS Vita Review: Finishing Strong
Like so many indies before it, rogeulike Scourgebringer has found its true home on the PlayStation Vita.Before I Forget Review: A Deeply Compassionate Adventure
Before I Forget is a highly emotive tale about one woman’s struggle with dementia, and a story that everyone should experience.Atelier Lydie & Suelle DX Review: The Mysterious Trilogy's Belle Epoque
Atelier Lydie & Suelle DX is a hard sell if you've already played it, but remains a stand-out Atelier game with strong heroines, excellent crafting, and good combat.Atelier Firis DX Review: On the Road Again
Atelier Firis DX is a unique Atelier game in its structure that holds its own, even where later games improve on what it started.Atelier Sophie DX Review: Safe and Sound
Atelier Sophie DX plays it safe and might seem too familiar, but its charm and superb crafting system make it worth the while.Judgment Remastered Review: CSI Kamurocho
Judgment remastered is a fine return for 2019’s Yakuza spin-off. Though all of its changes are purely technical, it's the best version of this detective thriller.NieR Replicant Ver.1.22474487139... Review: Better Than Before
NieR Replicant Ver. 1.22474487139 is an upgraded version of the original NieR, and it improves on almost all aspects to offer something for both newcomers and veterans alike.Immortals Fenyx Rising: The Lost Gods Review — Something (Kinda) Different
The Lost Gods is the third and final DLC for Immortals Fenyx Rising. While it introduces new perspectives and mechanics, it doesn't exactly come together into a cohesive whole.MLB The Show 21 Review: Designated Hit
MLB The Show is now multiplatform, so more players can see what makes it one of the best annual sports sims in the world.Pac-Man 99 Review: A Natural Evolution of a Classic
Pac-Man 99 follows deftly in the footsteps of Nintendo’s Tetris 99 to provide a near-perfect multiplayer Pac experience.Ashwalkers Review: How the Light Gets In
Ashwalkers tells an open-ended story the right way, mixing equal parts agency and powerlessness, hope and despair.Forgotten Fields Review: The Curse of Nostalgia
Forgotten Fields is a flawed, sometimes frustrating experience, but its best moments are authentic and relatable enough to still make the journey worthwhile.The Binding of Isaac: Repentance DLC Review — Once More Unto the Basement
The Binding of Isaac: Repentance is a massive DLC for the long-lived roguelike. It's well worth another trip to the basement.Oddworld: Soulstorm Review — Revolution By Numbers
This flashy remake of Abe's sequel is gorgeous to look at, but it rarely captures the excitement or feeling of the Oddworld forebears.Before Your Eyes Review: Don't Look Away
Telling a gut-punch of a story with novel gameplay mechanics is no small feat, and Before Your Eyes marvelously delivers on both fronts.Outriders Review: New World, Old Problems
Outriders is a good looter-shooter at times that has some moments of greatness buried beneath a generic, if well-realized, sci-fi veneer.Cozy Grove Review: Animals Crossing Over
Cozy Grove presents island life sans crass Capitalistic Raccoon Overlords, and is a lovely experience through and through.Monster Hunter Rise Review: Rise to the Occasion
Monster Hunter Rise does more than rise to the occasion: it utterly outdoes itself.-
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