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Dark Scrolls Review – A Retro Shmup That Scratches Every Itch

Dark Scrolls' developer, doinksoft, originally planned to drop this game on May 28, but strategically delayed its release by a month to avoid getting swallowed by indie giant Mina the Hollower, which…

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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Review – A Promising Zelda-Like Held Back by Its Own Writing

Square Enix is no stranger to making Zelda-likes. The Mana franchise was functionally their answer to Zelda, though they never quite reached the same cultural relevance because the series relied less on adventure…

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LumenTale: Memories of Trey Review – A Bold Step Forward for Creature-Collecting RPGs

Developer: Beehive Studios Publisher: Team17 Platforms: Windows, Nintendo Switch (reviewed) Release Date: May 26, 2026 Price: $24.99 Every so often, a game comes along that makes you realise how much…

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Solarpunk Review – A Peaceful Sky Island Sandbox With Plenty of Room to Grow

Developer: Cyberwave Publisher: rokaplay, Metaroot Platforms: PC, Xbox Series S|X, PlayStation 5, Switch 2 (Reviewed) Release Date: June 8, 2026 Price: $22.99 Solarpunk is an open-armed embrace, welcoming you to…

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STARDUST: Wish of Witch Review – A Stunning Love Letter to Classic JRPGs

Stardust: Wish of Witch is a quirky yet captivating oddity. Featuring a girl determined to become a hero and a guy tagging along just for the fun, the setup might not…

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Voidling Bound Review – A Promising Monster-Collecting Shooter Hampered by Shallow Depth

Voidling Bound aims to be the monster-collecting genre's answer to a third-person action shooter — and for the most part, it achieves this fusion better than expected. The storyline serves more…

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and Roger Review – A Masterclass in Visual Storytelling That Demands to Be Experienced Blind

I'm not usually one for visual novels, but and Roger, creators yona and Yasuhiro Nakashima have produced a triumph of the format — one that utilizes interactive gameplay matched with dynamic audio and visual effects…

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Gothic Remake Review – A Brutal, Uncompromising Return to the Colony

There is a particular kind of humbling that only certain games are capable of delivering—one that doesn't announce itself with a tutorial pop-up or a gentle nudge from a glowing…

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Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration Review – A Classic Revisited, Flaws and All

The first part of the "Survivor" era of the Tomb Raider reboot was a solid, gritty third-person action-adventure that injected a lot of cinematic flair into the franchise. It was derivative of Uncharted at…

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Moses & Plato – Last Train to Clawville Review – A Stylish but Shallow Spin-Off

Why did the chicken cross the road? Obviously, to get to the other side. While The Wild Gentlemen have gained notoriety for their Chicken Police franchise, they've expanded the universe by crossing…

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