Multiplayer battles get downright explosive in Meggic’s new title JJBoom. There are certainly enough missiles, bombs, and nukes to make an impact, but this title quickly proves to be a dud
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Casey Scheld Reviews
Casey Scheld Reviews
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After 20 years of waiting, the Resident Evil 2 Remake has finally arrived. Does Capcom do this entry justice, or should you just stick with the original? Read our review and find out
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As a brave little toaster (not that one), it’s up to players to fill their slots with bread in SnoutUp’s arcade-like puzzle game Toaster Jam. Does flying around at the speed of sound make for compelling gameplay, or is this carb-filled game... Read more
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Treasure awaits in Adventure Islands’ Duke Dashington Remastered, but time is not on the players side. Part puzzle game, part platformer, does this title’s bite-sized thrills offer enough for players to sink their teeth into?
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Life Zero Games tasks players with finding the beat while finding enemies in their new rhythm game Sonar Beat. Timing and a key ear are the key to succeed, but are they enough to draw people in?
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A little over 10 years ago, the original Tales of Vesperia launched on the Xbox 360. After all this time, does the game manage to hold up to newer JRPGs, or even newer “Tales of” games? Check out our review and find out what we... Read more
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Project Aces and BANDAI Namco hope to soar to new limits with the release of Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, the high-octane aerial dog fighting and bombing franchise that has spanned nearly 25 years. Promising better visuals, fluid gameplay... Read more
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A brand new turn-based puzzler, Abdullah Firat’s Hexanome has players outsmarting the AI in as few moves as possible. Its cerebral and serene nature create a unique atmosphere, but does it prove to be a worthy challenge?
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Game Reviews
After 18 years, Onimusha has been remastered and brought back to home consoles. Does this demon slaying samurai hold up after nearly 20 years, or should you keep your memories squarely in the past? Check out our review and find out what we... Read more
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The world is in danger in Team Gizmoid’s Super Captain 3D, and it’s up to shoot-em-up aficionados to take to the skies and save the day. You would think that a caped crusader that cribs notes from Superman would make for some heroic... Read more
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Shmups typically have only a handful of difficulty settings, but Henketo Doujin allows players to choose their challenge on the fly with their new title Steel Vampire. Does its six levels offer enough variety for both neophytes and veterans... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Racing games are white knuckle affairs as it is, but Herrero Games kicks things up a notch by adding enemies, obstacles, and unlimited ammo to the mix in his new title Mercury Race. The concept of car combat has been captured well by titles... Read more