Puzzle fans will be able to feel the beat in Polyphonic LP rhythm hybrid Resynth. With 72 levels, flashy graphics, and a steady beat, should players set out to solve each challenge?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
Casey Scheld Reviews
Massive co-op battles meet B-movie shlock with the release of D3 Publisher and Sandlot’s Earth Defense Force 5. Featuring four different classes, unlimited ammo, and the best worst dialog since The Room, should you set out to fight this alien... Read more
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It’s a race against the clock in Tero Lunkka and Valkeala Software’s new racing title 70 Seconds Survival. The idea of taking a souped up car through an obstacle course sounds like a recipe for success, but this is one title that drops the... Read more
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Your garden variety zombies, nazis, and terrorists typically make the rounds in the average first person shooter, but Cult Software pits players against the redcoats in American Patriots: The Swamp Fox. Though this title was inspired by the... Read more
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Shoot-em-ups typically pit players against an armada of nefarious threats, but what would happen if you added a human element to that danger? Degica Games and Spacewave Software’s Rival Megagun answers that question by adding PVP to the world... Read more
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The Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad takes a break from climbing Tartarus to test out their dance moves in Atlus’ new rhythm game Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight. Featuring a number of remixed tracks from the classic 2006 JRPG... Read more
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Following in the footsteps of Persona 4’s Investigation Team, the Phantom Thieves hit the dance floor in Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight. Swapping out role playing for rhythm-based gameplay, should you set out to feel the beat?
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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Shibapower’s Tayal offers only the highest praise to Capcom’s Mega Man series. Its spiky haired hero is a dead ringer to the Blue Bomber – does the classic platforming action carry... Read more
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Sweet Bandits Studios gives the fighting game genre a jolt with their coffee-based fighter Coffence. Combining twin stick controls, platforming mechanics, and a decent dose of puns, is this title better than a cup of morning joe?
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The “officer of Star Troops Su Anya” fights beasts from all walks of life in TSN_Game’s platformer Factory of Monsters. However, what this development team concocted is one mess of a game, slapped together to make a quick buck
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Cats might be strange creatures to you and I, but there is a way to crack their mysterious code of meows and purrs. Lemon Curd Games’ Cateau has players setting out to win the hearts of three different cats – should you channel your... Read more
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There’s a fine line between an homage and a ripoff. Alexey Roenko’s new platforming game Dead Dungeon brazenly crosses this line, ripping off Team Meat’s Super Meat Boy in every way possible. It’s just a shame they forgot to carry over... Read more