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Blud Review
Blud Review I saw Blud in a showcase a while back and I put it on my radar to play. Now after a bit of a wait, I got a chance to play the game and oh Lawd I have some thoughts. This might be one of the most unique games that I played in…
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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Review – A Metroidvania Worthy of Royalty?
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Review – A Metroidvania Worthy of Royalty? Introduction Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is my first foray into the franchise. While I was aware of its legacy—and even suffered through that ill-fated movie adaptation—I had never played any of the games. When I saw that the latest installment…
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Ultros Review
Ultros Review I remember seeing the trailer for Ultros a while back. It may or may not have been shown at an Xbox showcase. I don’t remember where I saw it, but I recall the game making an impression on me with its psychedelic and trippy artsyle. The artstyle made such an impression with me…
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KONOSUBA- Love For These Clothes Of Desire! Review:
KONOSUBA- Love For These Clothes Of Desire! Review: Konosuba is one of my favorite animes of all time. So as you can imagine I had a fair amount of excitement going into doing this KONOSUBA – God’s Blessing on this Wonderful World! Love For These Clothes Of Desire review. My love for this IP started…
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Shadow of the Depth Review
Shadow of the Depth Review In recent years, I’ve indulged in a feast of new entries in the roguelike genre. From deck builders to poker-inspired roguelikes (Seriously, give Balatro a try), and even souls-like variations, the genre has seen a steady influx of innovative titles. Among the latest contenders vying for the title of the…
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Ebenezer and The Invisible World Review
Ebenezer and The Invisible World Review Before PaxWest 2023, I never thought in a million years that I would be playing a game centered around the story of A Christmas Carol. That was before I was introduced to Ebenezer and the Invisible World. A game that depicts Scrooge as a platforming people’s champion who lays…
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Worldless Review
Worldless Review I saw the trailer for Worldless a while back and it stood out to me simply because it looked different. At first glance, the trailer felt like it was a mixture of Hallow Knight, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, and Journey, all games that I deeply vibe with. So when I…
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Backpack Hero Review
Backpack Hero Review I talked about being excited about Slay the Princess after PaxEast because of how unique it was. Another game that caught my attention at PaxEast was a game about a mouse and backpack. Now I pride myself on being good when it comes to managing my inventory when it comes to games.…
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SCHiM Review
SCHiM Review I don’t remember when I first came across SCHiM. I remember seeing a trailer for it, and feeling mixed about it yet hopeful. A combination of the game’s artstyle and its hopping from shadow to shadow premise had me intrigued. Yet I wondered if it would be engaging. Would that premise grow boring…
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Marvel’s Spider-man 2 Review
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Review: Does it Reach the Highs of its Predecessors It’s not a stretch to say that I adore Spider-Man 2018 and Spider-Man Miles Morales. Each game brought me to tears while playing it. While I know that there have been Spider-Man games in the past, the Insomniac version felt like seeing the…
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Phantom Rose 2 Sapphire Review:
Phantom Rose 2 Sapphire Review: I remember coming across Phantom Rose 2 at PaxWest. Upon first glance, it seemed to be a deckbuilding indie with some Persona flair. Then I got hands-on with it and discovered that it was a layered deckbuilding Roguelike game. Roguelikes are my kryptonite. I’ll try any type of game under…
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Slay the Princess Review
Slay the Princess Review There I was at PaxEast exploring the sea of games and minding my Black ass business. When I came upon a game that would become the talk of PaxEast among media members. This game didn’t showcase complex game mechanics nor did it display a memorable protagonist. Instead, its demo wowed through…
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Long Gone Days Review
Long Gone Days Review As Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker sang in the movie, Rush Hour “War huh, what is it good for absolutely nothing.” I’ve played tons of war-centric games over the years, but not many have tackled it from the perspective of the bystanders and refugees. The game, Long Gone Days from the…
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Starfield Review
Starfield Review: Is it the Space Elder Scrolls We’ve been Wanting? I know I’m not alone and saying that I’ve been salivating for a game that would let me explore the reaches of the galaxy for a very long time. Ever since my first Star Wars, I’ve been aching for a game that would let…
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Fae Farm Review
Fae Farm Review On the surface, Faefarm looks like a game that wouldn’t be up my alley. It’s cutsie Chibi-like art style and it’s emphasis on crafting, farming, fishing, and dating. I’d put it in the same “that’s not for me” box that I did with other farming simulators like Stardew Valley, Harvestella, and the…
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