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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…

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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…

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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.…

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Overcooked 2 (Switch) Review

The Onion King has been fiddling around with magic that must not be touched. The bread has risen… the Unbread! Horrible undead pieces of moldy bread are haunting the kingdom… at least, that’s what he says. It’s largely an informed problem that…

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Big Pharma (Switch) Review

I am a big advocate of bringing as many things to as many different platforms as possible. Since the release of the Switch, that has become even more true for me. I love the versatility of the Nintendo Switch, as well as…

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Atelier Ryza (Switch) Review

As many of our regular readers are no doubt aware by now, I am a big fan of RPGs. Keen eyes might also have spotted that I am a fan of the Atelier franchise, in part due to the unique nature of…

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House of Golf (Switch) Review

I’ve been a fan of Mini-Golf games for a while. In fact, games like Golf with Your Friends, Golf It, Hot Shots Golf, and other such games, are some of my favorite time-wasters. House of Golf just released for Switch not too…

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Brunch Club (Switch) Review

One of the prevalent genres of indie games is the genre of wacky physics games, where simple tasks are made much harder because of their control scheme. Flash game sensation QWOP is one example, as well as the joke simulator game Surgeon…

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Mary Skelter 2 (Switch) Review

When I played Mary Skelter: Nightmares a few years ago, I really found the darker, fairy tale aesthetic somewhat fascinating. I had always expected that we’d see more from Idea Factory in this world, but Mary Skelter 2 has surprised me in…

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Destiny Connect: Tick Tock Travelers (Switch) Review

As an avid fan of RPG’s in many forms, I am always looking for a solid RPG that does something interesting to set itself apart from its peers. Lately, I’ve been pleased to discover that NIS America has been publishing a few…

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