FuRyu has a fondness for worlds where emotional distress becomes monstrous. CRYSTAR had us confronting grief as we journey ...

Nippon Ichi Software has a curious talent for making adorable characters seem vulnerable. Yomawari sent small children ...

There are two types of wireless headphone owners. Some are happy as long as their earbuds connect without any fuss. But others can become frustrated when they find out that their expensive ...

With Disgaea creator Sohei Niikawa overseeing its planning, scenario, and production, Demons’ Night Fever arrives with some ...

For more than three decades, Nata de Cotton has demonstrated that saving the world is worth undertaking as long as there’s some candy involved. Success Corporation’s 1991 arcade shooter paired its ...

Cutthroat Wolf approach action from different perspectives, both titles understand how satisfying movement can truly elevate a firefight. Mycopunk sends its ...

Although Chicks In Trouble and Diceminoes draw from different traditions, both find fresh possibilities by building on ...

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This week, AKIBA LOST takes players to Electric Town for some mystery, while DESOLUS delivers an experience steeped in eerie atmosphere. Elsewhere, Tales of Eternia Remastered brings a ...

There are plenty of solid boomer shooters. Some even envision worlds as delightfully oppressive as Warhammer 40K. But few of ...

Released for PlayStation 2 in 2001, Dynasty Warriors 3 substantially expanded on its predecessor’s groundwork with 41 playable officers, a bit of character development, collectible equipment, and ...

Note: this review mentions elements of Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter’s conclusion, but avoids any major spoilers for 2nd Chapter. A remake can preserve a game’s heart so well that it also retains some ...