Review: In Search of Lost Places with No Longer Home
No Longer Home, like Gone Home before it, proves the adage “you can’t go home again” remains as true as ever.
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Review: Samurai Warriors 5 is completely ridiculous, and that’s what makes it so entertaining
Samurai Warriors 5 is a satisfying hack-and-slash with plenty of replayability.
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Mr. X Nightmare brings a host of new fun options to Streets of Rage 4.
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A grim reaper crow, many souls to collect and one hell of an adventure await you in Death’s Door.
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Scarlet Nexus’ stylish combat and gorgeous presentation more than make up for the game’s convoluted and gibberish-filled story.
Review: Once more into the garden of madness in No More Heroes and its sequel on PC
Following a port to the Nintendo Switch in 2020, SUDA51’s cult hack-and-slash No More Heroes games receive a surprising but welcome PC release.
Review: Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin hatches a fun and easygoing adventure for JRPG fans
The newest game in Monster Hunter might not be exactly what you expect, but that doesn’t mean Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin should be overlooked.
Review: Retaking Mars in Red Solstice 2: Survivors
Red Solstice 2 is an interesting merger of strategy and action, but you’ll need to endure a bit of repetition.
Review: Edge of Eternity is not quite as final of a fantasy
Edge of Eternity is an ambitious J-RPG style game from a small studio with a big vision.