Nintendo Switch
Review: Tavern Talk Is Comfy, But Not Very Adventurous
Like ordering your usual drink at the bar.
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Review: The Exit 8 VR Hits Different
Going through The Exit 8 in VR is now my favorite way to play.
PC
Review: Riven Remake Is a Noble VR Endeavor
Riven may not be perfect on the Meta Quest 3, but the VR version is worth experiencing if you love the game and ...
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Review: Spy x Anya Is a Spy x Family Pokemon Snap Game
I enjoyed Spy x Anya: Operation Memories more than I expected, even though this Spy x Family game occasionally feels a bit awkward ...
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Review: Fruit Mountain Adds Depth to the Suika Game Craze
I know we’ll see more Suika Game clones, but as long as we get creative takes on the watermelon matching formula like Fruit ...
Android
Review: Zenless Zone Zero Forced Me to Fix My Posture
It can be hit or miss depending on what you like in a game though.
Android
Review: Despite Its Luster, Wuthering Waves Remains Dull
While it shows a lot of promise, it really needed more time.
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Review: Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD Felt Less Limiting on the 3DS
While Luigi's Mansion 2 HD is totally fine and looks great on the Switch, the mission-based structure feels more limiting on a console.
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Review: Duck Detective: The Secret Salami Is a Short and Fun Case
Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a short and fun adventure that captivated me so much it left me wanting more of the ...
PC
Review: SunnySide Is Ambitious, But Underwhelming
This game is ambitious but it fails to execute its ideas well.
PC
Review: The Palace on the Hill Is Soothing
The Palace on the Hill feels like the sort of game where Niku Games wanted to tell a specific story, and the farming, ...
PC
Review: Trails Through Daybreak Elevates the Series’ Legacy
Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak not only honors the series' legacy, it elevates the experience to something new.
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Review: Tsukihime: A piece of blue glass moon’s Worth the Wait
Tsukihime: A piece of blue glass moon is a great nod to a classic while expanding it for a modern audience.
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Review: Radiant Tale: Fanfare Does Its Characters Justice
Radiant Tale: Fanfare is a delightful follow-up to the original otome game and really relies on you loving the characters.