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Reviews
REVIEW: The Cave
Hi ho! Hi ho! Into the Cave we go!
SPECIAL FEATURE- Shinkara Review: Jade Cocoon
Ni No Kuni wasn’t the only game Studio Ghibli worked on!
REVIEW: Fire Emblem: Awakening
Die with magnificence! But there’s no coming back…
Games of the Past REVIEW: Sands of Destruction
In this RPG for the DS, you are sent on a journey to destroy the world. Does Sands of Destruction follow through from its interesting premise?
Game of the Past REVIEW: Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden
Welcome to the jam!
REVIEW: Chronicles of a Dark Lord: Episode 1 Tides of Fate
The 16-bit age is back in its full glory; enter Chronicles of a Dark Lord: Episode 1 Tides of Fate. Is this a return to glory days? Or does it fall short?
REVIEW: Let’s Fish! Hooked On
Time to suit up, grab your tackle, and hit the water for some fishing fun. Let’s Fish! Hooked on is an anime-styled fishing sim for the folks who brought you Sega Bass Fishing.
Games of the Past REVIEW: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
In honor of the impending release of Fire Emblem: Awakening, let’s take a look back at Fire Emblem’s only GameCube outing.
Games of the Past REVIEW: Destinia
Destinia, a small mobile title published by Gamevil, is a throwback to 2D Action RPG’s. Does it hold up to what we expect out of the genre?
REVIEW: Strike Suit Zero
The Space Sim is not dead! Long live the Space Sim!
REVIEW: Ikachan
Little Squid, Little Adventure
REVIEW: Symphony of the Origin
A review of the game Symphony of the Origin available on Android and iOS.
Special Feature- Shinkara Review: Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
The debut of Shinkara on Operation Rainfall! I hope you all enjoy.
REVIEW: Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable
It’s 2017 and aliens have invaded! It’s up to you as a part of the Earth Defense Force to blast this alien menace back from whence they came.
REVIEW: Corpse Party & Corpse Party: Book of Shadows
A review for Corpse Party & Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, two games that take you on a hellish journey of dire circumstances and self-reflection.
IMPORT REVIEW: Soma Bringer
Before Xenoblade Chronicles, there was another game from Monolift Soft that Nintendo of America didn’t localize…
REVIEW: Retro City Rampage
Are you ready for a romp in the days of old?
REVIEW: Trine 2: Director’s Cut
Will Trine 2 pull you into its story book world, or leave you stuck on the opening pages? Read on to find out!
REVIEW: Unchained Blades
The only difference between being weak or strong is being able to keep fighting!