Meg’s Monster should be given some consideration if you’re into experiencing the value of a game’s story. The world is based on a structure of what everyone would agree upon the theme of an ‘infant care’. Even after a few hours of gameplay, you’ll be steadily seated with peak curiosity to see what may happen next, with a mixture of mini games and combat, and a unique mechanism of ‘not making the baby cry’ even if you’re low on health. The game will provide around 5 to 6 hours of entertainment at your leisure.
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Unsouled has undergone 6 years of development and didn’t have to worry about another similar style of game to clash with it. This action RPG has some systems structured around the fighting games mechanics and reimagined in an eagle eye view perspective. The story is also well placed to keep the interest guessing. A little lack of art styles which makes it difficult to spot the enemies’ motions, which naturally makes the game harder than it should be, but the core mechanics are clear enough that it would provide a new challenge for all action RPG gamers, and surely to make the rest of the existing action genres feel a lot more easier after giving this game a try.
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It’s a bit of a shame that the improved graphics don’t really dance along with the audio. But Romancing Saga 2 being available to be played by the modern fans of RPG is always a good thing, and also a history lesson for some, which may be an eye opener to show how the 90s RPGs were played like.
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The sequel to Klang has sacrificed the platformer to bring in a more precise rhythmic action genre. It may not have the unique experience like the first one, but the collaboration with popular EDM artists have made them focus on the new challenges, which resulted in proving that they can conjure a cool rhythm game for everyone to enjoy. Since they’ve come back with a more approachable genre to the masses, the sequel may give you enough hype to backtrack and experience the original game as well.
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This improved IDOLM@ASTER title has been blessed with the power of the Unreal Engine. With its 15 year strong fan base and influence, it’s becoming difficult to find a competitor title in its similar genre. Every present character shows passionate personalities and more than enough properties to enjoy this raising simulator to the fullest. Some of the progression forces players to raise even some of those who you won’t really find the attachment to, but in order to clear the game, you have no choice but to do so. When things don’t work out your way, you’ll also find yourself loading back save files until you’re fully satisfied but if you continue on ‘new game plus’, you’ll find it easier to achieve your goal. Since there are plenty of characters to meet and raise, trying to uncover all conversations and events will be a joy to discover.
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The visuals are a delightful match to the classic Game & Watch. There are some reimagined mechanics of a flight shooter that may not be best presented in the modern graphics, thus some of the elements are acceptable to acknowledge in this unique old school visuals. The game allows the use of the frontal touch-pad so if you want to make the digitized black and chrome graphics feel just like the old days, you can enjoy the entire game without the Joycons attached on each side. For the price range, you’ll get the most out of what the gameplay and the visual elements would provide for your average gamer. Even the audio effects resonate some of the old classic chip-tune themes. The game definitely portrays the love and passion from the Game & Watch era.
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While it’s unfortunate that the entire playtime is quite short, the enriched story plot and light puzzle elements make the time worthwhile. It was fun to engage an expanding world during progression, as well as the well constructed campaign so that the players don’t have to experience repetitive aspects within the game. For those who want to spend a productive 1 to 2 hours of gaming, this is the one for you.
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Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective is the game that captures the best of the original book series of ‘Pierre the Maze Detective’. It breathed life into the paperback maze craze of the original. The overall gameplay time is relatively short but you will get the best animated and memorable experience and interactions that aren’t like any other puzzle solving, maze revolving games out there.
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You can’t really expect this game to give you full fitness advice or before and after results as the in-game messages don't really deliver much motivation since there is no monitoring of how much calories were burned from your exercise. It will still provide the full body workout experience regardless since you’re literally moving your entire body to play the game. Some of the control schemes force the player to be as accurate as possible to the examples given, otherwise some of the simple movements may not be as simple as it reads. At least it does provide some sense of fun and competition when two players get together and try to beat each other's scores.
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You’ll be glad when you get to play ‘Two Point Hospital JUMBO Edition’, why the game had brought up some hype in the business simulation genre a couple years ago. Even if you’re a newcomer to the series, the majority of the game’s well thought properties will minimize any stress over any problems, such as detailed tooltips and annotations to guide you throughout the progression. If you’re the next CEO in the making, the game’s in-depth simulation may keep you busy to become a diligent business owner. The obvious theme of various symptoms and human relationships among patients are well animated and presented in a humorous way to keep the player entertained.
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If you’re looking for some chill and generic action-adventure experience, Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is a perfect title to get by. It’s still enjoyable even while you’re trying to kill some time since the straight forward upgrade system makes minimum stress in developing strategies along the way. Unfortunately, most of the interactions were pretty typical and even when the plot thickens, the production quality wasn't as eye opening to be deemed very memorable. Most of the fun comes from the emphasis of the mechanics which allows you to transmorph into different wolf forms and switch some of the action into tactical infiltration. Since the game’s idea is fresh and promising, If they’re planning a sequel, we expect great improvements from the developers.
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Many different worlds with their own respective puzzles, evading traps and using clever tricks to get past enemies and combo elements to keep up with the best scores are all packaged within Monochrome World. You can play it chill or go for the best performance with some practice sessions. With the price range of around $10, it will be hard to find any other games with that value for money.
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The game is most suitable for children who want to experience their first interactive video game. The simplest of things like tilting the analog stick to move the character or pressing a button to jump will be a the most fascinating thing to excite the children who would be using a gaming controller for the first time. Unfortunately, the game being way too simplistic may deter the value of the title and lacks in much needed localization to show consideration among children around the globe.
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For the King has a decent single player content but its focus lies in the multiplayer elements. You will go through some tough defeats at first but as you progress, you'll be enjoying the creativity that can be expressed throughout the gameplay. Some of the battles cannot be avoided but you'll gain new experiences along the way. It will reward you the more you put time into the game with plenty of unlockables thoughout the journey.
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Railway Empire is a rare title to be on the Nintendo Switch as it lacks in the construction and management simulatior genre. There are various elements that would keep the fans to keep playing and you can exprience the 100 years of industrial revolution throughout the evolution of railway expansion. One technical downside is if you're playing it in handheld mode, the tiny tooltip text would keep your eyes squinting if you're planning to play it for long hours.
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The game brings in sympathy and much needed feels for both cat owners and cat lovers alike. It has a great mix of mechanics to play through the story and contents that the players will agree on some common grounds that a stray kitten must endure in its everyday life. Emotions will pass through the players' hearts while playing through 'A Street Cat's Tale'
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The developers of Overpass have put in massive efforts to make the game's value as high as a Triple-A title. Unfortunately, the expectations were way too high and it didn't really fulfill the satisfactory level of implementations. There's definitely a demands for games that require you to put in endless effort and time into, but some of the game's achievements do not really justify the time you would invest into, nor provide further encouragement to continue on. At least this game is another gem in its genre due to its rarity between other similar titles. It serves as a good influence for any follow up games that are planned to be released in the 'racing game' genre family.
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Experience the life of an artist with 'Passpartout: The Starving Artist'. It's a wonderful feeling to be allowed to draw your own creations using the touch screen of the Nintendo Switch. You'll also get to experience the many emotions and sentiments as your character's life changes as your progress.
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As the name suggests, 'Kunai' is a wire-action game using the item of the same name. Fast-paced movement, crazy explosives, spectacular combat system are all in the right balance for the gamer to carry on the thrill until the end. While it's described as another Metro-Vania type of genre, the action packed gameplay is as close to be an action genre, without the boring character leveling process. Various boss-fights, storyline and the pixel art style adds up as a positive value to the game.
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The game's configuration remains the same as its original title release of 23 years ago and also keeps the same vibe and atmosphere along with higher resolution and FHD quality visuals. Definitely worth a play with a touch of sentimental value.
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