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March 23rd, 2017

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Review: Touhou Genso Wanderer

Diving into Touhou Often times, I like to take on a review for a game or series that I might not be super familiar with. I think a fresh perspective is worth a great deal, and ultimately new things just …

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March 23rd, 2017

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Review: Touhou Double Focus

Diving into Touhou Often times, I like to take on a review for a game or series that I might not be super familiar with. I think a fresh perspective is worth a great deal, and ultimately new things just …

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March 22nd, 2017

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Review: Everything

You are bison. You are rock. You are cruise ship. You are everything. Open world games often boast the fact that the mountain you see in the distance is an actual place you can reach. Everything, an interactive toy-box of …

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March 18th, 2017

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Review: Loot Rascals

Loot Rascals would fit really well in a theoretical Adult Swim Saturday Morning Cartoon block. The games mix of cartoon, pan-dimensional horror, and holograms somehow blend together really well and makes for an overall aesthetic that feels completely original. Extra …

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March 17th, 2017

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Review: Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

Around one year ago I discovered Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight on Steam and immediately bought it. Why? From the trailer alone, I found myself impressed with just the quality of animation and pulled in by the melancholic feeling presented …

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March 1st, 2017

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Review: NieR Automata

This review is based off the Japanese release of NieR Automata which includes full English voice/text options. The original NieR released nearly seven years ago to poor sales and mixed reviews. In the time since, it’s garnered quite the cult …

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March 1st, 2017

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Review: Night in the Woods

When Mae Borowski returns home to Possum Springs, she’s hoping to reconnect with friends and for life to return to how it used to be. Mae’s had a rough go of things, having recently dropped out of college, and on …

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February 24th, 2017

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Review: 2064: Read Only Memories

The year is 2064, cybernetic enhancements are commonplace, ROMs (Relationship and Organizational Manger) are all the rage, debates about the morality of genetic augmentations emerge from the Human Revolution, and, unbeknownst to the rest of the world, the first sapient …

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February 23rd, 2017

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Review: Flywrench

Flywrench is far more than the simplistic graphics might let on, these colored lines create diabolically difficult obstacle courses that will take the utmost skill to complete. Capitalizing off short levels and instant respawns, Flywrench follows in Super Meat Boy’s …

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February 22nd, 2017

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Review: Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin

Nearly twelve years after the initial release of Psychonauts, the Rhombus of Ruin has emerged to serve as connective tissue between the original game and the upcoming – long-awaited – sequel. Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin picks up right …

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March 23rd, 2017

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Review: Touhou Genso Wanderer

Diving into Touhou Often times, I like to take on a review for a game or series that I might not be super familiar with. I think a fresh perspective is worth a great deal, and ultimately new things just …

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March 23rd, 2017

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Review: Touhou Double Focus

Diving into Touhou Often times, I like to take on a review for a game or series that I might not be super familiar with. I think a fresh perspective is worth a great deal, and ultimately new things just …

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March 22nd, 2017

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Review: Everything

You are bison. You are rock. You are cruise ship. You are everything. Open world games often boast the fact that the mountain you see in the distance is an actual place you can reach. Everything, an interactive toy-box of …

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March 18th, 2017

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Review: Loot Rascals

Loot Rascals would fit really well in a theoretical Adult Swim Saturday Morning Cartoon block. The games mix of cartoon, pan-dimensional horror, and holograms somehow blend together really well and makes for an overall aesthetic that feels completely original. Extra …

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March 17th, 2017

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Review: Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

Around one year ago I discovered Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight on Steam and immediately bought it. Why? From the trailer alone, I found myself impressed with just the quality of animation and pulled in by the melancholic feeling presented …

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March 1st, 2017

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Review: NieR Automata

This review is based off the Japanese release of NieR Automata which includes full English voice/text options. The original NieR released nearly seven years ago to poor sales and mixed reviews. In the time since, it’s garnered quite the cult …

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March 1st, 2017

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Review: Night in the Woods

When Mae Borowski returns home to Possum Springs, she’s hoping to reconnect with friends and for life to return to how it used to be. Mae’s had a rough go of things, having recently dropped out of college, and on …

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- 0 Comments

February 24th, 2017

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Review: 2064: Read Only Memories

The year is 2064, cybernetic enhancements are commonplace, ROMs (Relationship and Organizational Manger) are all the rage, debates about the morality of genetic augmentations emerge from the Human Revolution, and, unbeknownst to the rest of the world, the first sapient …

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February 23rd, 2017

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Review: Flywrench

Flywrench is far more than the simplistic graphics might let on, these colored lines create diabolically difficult obstacle courses that will take the utmost skill to complete. Capitalizing off short levels and instant respawns, Flywrench follows in Super Meat Boy’s …

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Read More

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February 22nd, 2017

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Review: Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin

Nearly twelve years after the initial release of Psychonauts, the Rhombus of Ruin has emerged to serve as connective tissue between the original game and the upcoming – long-awaited – sequel. Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin picks up right …

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