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Langrisser 1+2 (Switch) Review

Fire Emblem barely made it out of the 2000s alive. While its 90s entries were received well, the game had trouble staying relevant as every Japanese developer put out their own tactics-style strategy RPG. One of those competitors was Langrisser, an Emblem-style game that…

La-Mulana 1+2 (Switch) Review

Looking at La-Mulana, the game seems as if it’s thirty-five years old. In actuality, the game released in 2005 to Japanese gamers who yearned for the Metroid-vania action of the SNES days. A successful Kickstarter delivered its sequel, and the two games still…

Baron: The Fur is Gonna Fly Review

I’m a big fan of aerial combat games, but I was thrown off at the idea of Baron: Fur is Gonna Fly. Who doesn’t love a good dogfight and some split-screen battles for a fun game night? Well, the action in Baron:…

Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate (Switch) Review

I love the Dynasty Warriors series and all of its crossovers and spin-offs. Since the days of the PlayStation 2, I’ve been an avid fan of the series. I only found a new, stronger love for the games on the Switch, which allow…

Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales (Switch) Review

The birth of Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales is a bit different from other games. Not only is the title based on a game, but its main gameplay method is based on a game inside of a game. For fans of Gwent and The Witcher 3,…

Code Shifter (Switch) Review

Arc System Works is a developer known for their fighting games in the Dragon Ball Z arena, among other anime titles. How does their new game Code Shifter fit their change of pace? Well, let’s start with the obvious question. What is Code…

Psikyo Shooting Stars Bravo (Switch) Review

I had never heard of the Samurai Aces or Tengai games until I was asked to review this collection. Going in blind, I had a lot of fun with this collection of five shoot’em ups and one brick breaker game, although it is a pretty…

Atelier Dusk Trilogy Deluxe Pack (Switch) Review

It is not a secret here at Phenixx Gaming, that I am a big fan of the Atelier franchise. It carves itself a unique space in the JRPG sphere, and I’ve loved it since the PS2 era. I’ve also talked before about…

Sisters Royale: Five Sisters Under Fire (Switch) Review

12 years since the last game from Alfa System, Sisters Royale: Five Sisters Under Fire is finally here. The game is a return to the anime-infused arcade shoot-em-up style that brought the Castle of Shikigami series such popularity. How does the new game…

Blacksad: Under the Skin (Nintendo Switch) Review

Prior to editing Keiran’s review of the Xbox One version of Blacksad, I had actually never heard of the graphic novels or the titular character. However, as a fan of classic detective fiction and noir-styled storylines, I couldn’t help but be intrigued.…