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Lake (PC) – Review

Back in 2021 ahead of its release, I covered information about Lake, specifically the performance woes of the demo on the Xbox One. Luckily PC players don’t have to worry about that, as the requirements on Steam are fairly low and there…

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Disgaea 7 (Switch) Review

For years I have enjoyed the Disgaea franchise. Unlike most franchises, the Disgaea franchise has consistently gotten better over time, aside from a few lulls in terms of characters or storyline. Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless enhances gameplay and refreshes the…

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SNW “Hegemony” – Review

Two factions stand on either side of an invisible line, secretly sending troops across to attack the other as war is right on the edge of happening. Henry Alonso Myers and Maja Vrvilo lead the season finale, of sorts, for Strange New…

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Monochrome Mobius (PlayStation 5) Review

I’ve always been a sucker for a unique RPG. Surprisingly though, even I can be shocked by the wild titles and concepts developers come up with. Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Utawarerumono visual novel franchise…

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Fioretta (Film) Review

Documentaries are a film genre that is one of my least viewed. I don’t have an issue with it, but typically don’t find myself drawn to the genre unless it’s discussing a topic I find particularly interesting. As a result, I found…

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The Orville Season 3 – Episode 3 Review

Warning: This review may contain spoilers for episode 3 of The Orville’s third season, as well as season 1 episode 12, “Mad Idolatry.” One of the best things about The Orville is that you never know when characters, stories, or concepts from…

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Mineko’s Night Market (PS5) Review

Game development is a tall task, and sometimes games can take an immeasurable amount of time to release. Whether it be development hell or a developer who wants to see their vision fully realized, players can wait years upon years for a…

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Fashion Dreamer (Switch) Review

The Style Savvy games of the DS are a thing of legend for a particular corner of the gaming world. With thousands of outfits to put together for characters, they felt infinite in their offering for anyone interested in fashion. The developer, syn…

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Agatha Christie – The London Case (Switch) Review

I have grown to love the Agatha Christie games. I’ve always enjoyed a good mystery, and both The ABC Murders and The First Cases were great adaptations of Agatha Christie’s work. Hercule Poirot’s work is never done, yet The London Case makes me…

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EA Sports WRC (PC) Review

Control, finesse, and focus. These are three things I do not have, especially at 9 PM on a Tuesday or 4 AM on a Wednesday. After last year’s WRC Generations, a new development team and a new publishing team bring EA Sports…

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