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Death Noodle Delivery Review: "Paperboy With Neon Lights And Hoverboards"

Death Noodle Delivery manages to blend cyberpunk and Paperboy well, but with some clunky moments and strange design choices hampering its potential.

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Spirit City: Lofi Sessions Review: "A More Relaxed, Adorable Way To Tackle Tasks"

Spirit City: Lofi Sessions is part customizable idle game, part relaxing productivity tool where players collect adorable spirits as they work.

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Inkbound PC Review
Inkbound Review: "A Remarkable Roguelike"

Inkbound is an incredible roguelike with a penchant for that "one more time" gameplay that keeps it fun.

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Botany Manor Review: "An Undeniably Charming Title"

Botany Manor is a short but sweet puzzle game where players assume the role of a brilliant botanist compiling a book of rare, forgotten plants.

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No Umbrellas Allowed Switch Review
No Umbrellas Allowed Switch Review: "An Interesting Version Of Dystopian Literature"

No Umbrellas Allowed ports well to the Switch, though some clunkiness in the interface makes for a less-than-perfect experience.

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Open Roads Review: "Feels A Little Behind Its Peers"

Open Roads has a strong emotional core and great performances from its leads, but simplistic gameplay and some clumsy writing hold it back.

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Solo Leveling:ARISE Preview: "Surprisingly Deep Tactical Options"

Solo Leveling:ARISE does enough to entice those already familiar with Sung Jinwoo to stay, but glitches & pacing issues prevent a broader appeal.

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Acolyte Of The Altar Review: "Thoughtful Boss Mechanics & An Intriguing World"

Acolyte of the Altar is an ambitious roguelite deckbuilder with creative boss rush mechanics, but is held back by bugs and lack of incentives.

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Honkai Star Rail 2.1 Review: “Possibly The Best Patch Yet”

The arrival of Honkai: Star Rail 2.1 sets a new standard in quality for upcoming patches, from characters to deep narrative development and more.

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Freedom Planet 2 PS5 Review: "A Fantastic 2D Platformer Experience"

Freedom Planet 2 feels like a love letter to the Sonic games of the 90s, but with its own deep story and unique game mechanics to set it apart.

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Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Review: "Greed Gets The Better Of Gameplay"

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is an average shooter hampered by technical issues and an extremely greedy monetization model that is hard to overlook.

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Atari 400 Mini Review: "A Cleanly Realized Effort That Could Resonate Within Its Niche"

The Atari 400 Mini is a classic console without any major missteps, although committing to the purchase could still be hard to justify.

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South Park: Snow Day Review: "Toothless and Tired"

South Park: Snow Day is an unfortunately generic co-op arena battler with few redeeming qualities and a distinct lack of effective satire.

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Razer Seiren V3 Chroma Review: "Brilliant For A Very Specific Audience"

The Razer Seiren V3 Chroma performs well for a mid-level microphone, but its extraneous features will make or break its suitability for a consumer.

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Princess Peach: Showtime! Review - "A True Showstopper"

Princess Peach: Showtime! is a large game with many different creative abilities in the form of different costumes, offering a lot of variety.

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Rise of the Ronin Review: "An Immersive Open-World Historical Epic That Values Its Players' Time"

Rise of the Ronin is an immersive open-world title that does a lot of work to value the time of its players, making for a rewarding journey.

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Dragon's Dogma 2 Review: "A Wonderful Journey, & A True Novelty"

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is guaranteed to take you on a memorable and immersive adventure, but it’s liable to include a few hiccups along the way.

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Alone in the Dark Review: "A Timeworn Classic Receives A Thoughtful Reboot"

Alone in the Dark is a fun horror romp with a great cast and a visible love for the original, but the action is stiff and the puzzles are quite easy.

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Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection - "A Rough Start That Not Even Nostalgia Can Mend"

Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection is the latest addition to Aspyr's lineup of remastered classics, but nostalgia may be all it has to offer.

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Outcast - A New Beginning Review: "Feels Quite Archaic For 2024"

Despite its vibrant world and enjoyable vertical exploration, Outcast - A New Beginning feels out of date from a gameplay perspective.

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