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There’s engaging combat to be enjoyed at some point in the game, but getting there is pretty painful
While there may be a simple and pleasant experience to be had here, weird control issues kill the fun
The iconic series adds well-implemented multiplayer to the mix, clearly making itself king once more
While its name is undoubtedly odd, this very chill-but-smart puzzler delivers a unique challenge
Not a bad bit of fun for retro platforming enthusiasts, with a few novel touches that help it shine
Sometimes conversions from the PC to console just go bad, and this is one such case
While it very much feels like a traditional JRPG, there’s just a flair to this title that pulled me in
A mix of cuteness, charm, and engaging exploration make this a winner
When done correctly, simplicity can work and make for a compelling game. This title doesn’t quite work out that way though
If you’ve ever dreamt of a beat-em-up that would effectively flow and feel like John Wick this gets really close
A satisfying and generally very accessible Metroidvania experience awaits
While a terrific idea, and there are good bones here, the interface and lack of direction make it tough to enjoy
A game that, from presentation to play, simply does its own thing…
Concocting cure-alls and making friends is the name of the game in Moonbury
Pretty bare bones coloring may be fun for kids but the interface is, unfortunately, a major obstacle
Among the things there are also no place for in this title: Lack of skills, and unwillingness to be patient
While it aspires to deliver a family-friendly fun and hectic co-op experience it gets lost in the weeds
Can a puzzler with vaguely familiar play, colorful looks, and a dose of cuteness cut it against the competition?
Cute and colorful pixel graphics meet generally decent side-scrolling and platforming action
Can you make the crucial decisions it takes to save your friends and your struggling town?