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Reviews
REVIEW: Dragon’s Crown (PS3)
Does Vanillaware’s newest addition to their gorgeously animated action RPGs, Dragon’s Crown, trump their previous efforts?
REVIEW: Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo
Would you be a nut for buying this?
REVIEW: Witch and Hero
How heroic is this retro-styled eShop title? Let’s talk about the 3DS eShop title Witch and Hero.
Games of the Past REVIEW: No More Heroes
Now, off to the gardens of madness!
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: The Legacy of Barubash
An RPG designed for Android devices!
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Framed
This is one of the best puzzle games I have ever seen.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Dungeon Dashers
A fast-paced, turn-based dungeon crawler inspired by tabletop gaming, for your PC.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Grow, from Studio Grow
This is happens when Team Fortress 2 meets Pokemon.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: The Oculus Rift
This VR hardware is super cool!
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Black Annex
Who thought sabotaging other companies could be so fun?
REVIEW: Mystic Chronicles
When I first heard Natsume was bringing Mystic Chronicles to the PSP, I was pretty excited. These old school JRPGs from KEMCO seem right up my alley.
REVIEW: Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara
Bring your reflexes for this pair of classic brawlers. Leave the dice at the door.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Muse, a Free-Roaming Musical Game
It’s a great way to unwind when you’re feeling tired.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Game of Watchcraft
Game of Watch and WoW combined in retro bliss.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: Painters Unite
Take your enemy over… by coating them in paint.
REVIEW: Time and Eternity
Worst game of the year? Nah.
PAX Aus 2013: Hands-On: InFlux; Releasing on GOG Today
InFlux is a great puzzle game by indie studio Impromptu Games. Come and read about it!
Games of the Past REVIEW: Vanguard Princess
Vanguard Princess is a Japanese indie fighting game. Plus, it’s only $5. Is it for you?
REVIEW: Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut
This bizarre cult classic is clear as a crisp spring morning in its Director’s Cut form. Should you check it out?