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In the case of Homo Machina I have mixed feelings, as I’ll give it credit for its novelty...
Keeping it brief in order to not spoil the deep complexities of the plot you’ll be playing as a young woman whose love for all panties without bias has made her a “Warrior of Love” in a battle for to protect all of humanity...
Type:Rider is an oddity, as I’m not entirely sure which foot it intended to lead with...
In the case of Vandals we have a title with pretty pretty cool presentation layered onto what amounts to a relatively generic puzzler with a unique artistic hook of sorts...
In the game you’ll play as Rufus, a character that falls pretty firmly into the “lovable loser” template who mixes brash overconfidence with a general lack of self-reflection, but who can probably grow on you as you get to know him better...
Theatre Tales provides a means to enjoy classic fairy tales in a semi-interactive fashion with your kids...
In the end this is a very low-budget title that very much earns what little it asks for...
The premise and controls are both very simple...
Cutting through to the quick once you get the hang of things and adjust the camera angle to your liking (I found that difficult at first, I wasn’t quite happy with the default) things are at least manageable...
With a mix of brutal boss battles and challenging run and gun sections Cuphead is notorious for being a tough game...
Katana Zero was absolutely one of the best games of 2019 and I’d be shocked it if didn’t end up in my Top 10 (and those of many others as well) for the year...
All things considered, Hell is Other Demons is a very good platforming shooter that plays smart, is challenging, and ultimately will support a wide variety of styles through its varied weapons and upgrades...
The thing is, some new chefs and recipes really wouldn’t be enough to set the pack apart, so the bit change this time around is the addition of backpacks...
You’ll play as the title character, who is at once solemn and a bit silly, weary but also witty...
If you’re looking for something with a bit more quirk, some initial mystery, and a load of enjoyable characters Trüberbrook has the goods...
My Life at Portia aspires to reach the heights of renown some other titles in this space have garnered, and on the surface it has pretty well all of the elements that it needs to do so...
In terms of gameplay the controls are easy to understand but the execution can be oddly tricky...
To the game’s credit there’s a ton of content to explore and digest and the fan service paid as a whole is commendable, the game likely could have found great success even without so much obvious effort at play...
On a variety of levels Silence manages to stand out from the majority of its classic adventure brethren on the Switch...
While I wouldn’t recommend the game to everyone due to its overall difficulty and what ends up being a fair amount of repetition, ultimately for brawler fans seeking out a challenge it delivers something both tough and fresh...