An imaginative side-scrolling puzzle game, My Memory of Us tells the story of two friends and their hardships, adventures, and the good times they spent together in times of war and oppression.
Gear.Club Unlimited 2 has excellent, realistic graphics for the Nintendo Switch but just barely satisfies the need for speed.
An absolutely stunning and fast-paced rhythm game that incorporates rail shooting with electronic music, Aaero: Complete Edition continues to provide us with adrenaline-pumping action for an electrifying experience you won’t soon forget.
A fantasy game with war, kidnapping, and magic, The Last Remnant is a great JRPG with an intriguing plot that offers more characters than it can develop.
Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection is a collection of three Persona Dancing games will surely be an endless night you won’t forget.
With the familiar Don voicing over your selections with his energetic, high-pitched voice, Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum Session! brings back childhood memories of beating the drums to popular Japanese tunes. Drum controller not included.
An intricate and clever story with charming characters and many different endings, 428: Shibuya Scramble presents an exceptional visual novel that is hard to put down.
Jump Force introduces a world where your favourite Shonen Jump characters co-exist, and it’s glorious. We played the beta and give you our full impressions.
An impressive platforming game, Planet Alpha presents a beautiful world with seamless gameplay, breathtaking visuals, and a spectacular soundtrack. It demands attention, endurance, and most of all, creativity.
Anamorphine uses strong imagery and metaphors to show the effects of mental health challenges and depression, but performance issues hurt the experience.
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