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Whether you’re an old fan of Doki Doki Literature Club or someone checking it out for the first time, this new release has something for everyone to enjoy.
An old game relying on old conventions is easily forgiven and forgotten. Asha in Monster World has no such excuse.
Edge of Eternity is a beautiful turn-based RPG, but it left me with mixed feelings.
Outside of some strange technical issues, Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny is an excellent, hilarious, and heartfelt SRPG.
I wish I could recommend Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX, but it’s just not a lot of fun to play.
Cleaned up visuals and music are always a plus, but it does little to address some of the biggest issues the game had to begin with, unlike its predecessor.
INTERmission is an excellent addition to Final Fantasy VII Remake.
Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart is a must-have game for the PS5.
The Ninja Gaiden Master Collection is a stellar remaster of one of the best action game series in the business.
Guilty Gear Strive is an awesome game, simply put.
From beginning to end I was hooked on Backbone
It’s rare that a game from your youth doesn’t just meet your nostalgic expectations, but completely surpasses them.
Earth Defense Force: World Brothers is a repetitive but at times fun and very charming third-person shooter that actually taught me a bit about the world I live in.
An almost flawless genre-spanning game that is only slightly held back by some predictable story beats.
It has a couple blemishes, but Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster is still the best way to play one of the best JRPGs around.
There’s some fun to be had with Biomutant, but it’s the type of fun that’ll attract a specific group of gamers that’ll throw on a podcast as they mindlessly explore the game’s world.
Saga Frontier Remasters draws a line in the sand, and sets a new standard in what I expect in seeing an old JRPG ported to the modern age.
I’ve always said that the best and most interesting games are being made at the experimental level in game jams and Essays on Empathy proves that.
Once I found myself hitting my stride in Cozy Grove, it became a before-bed ritual.
While I have my grievances, of which there are many, I still really loved playing Element TD 2 and know I’ll be sinking a lot of time into it in the future, especially if any of my issues are resolved.