In Stars and Time Review — Take It Slow
In Stars and Time does a lot to keep its time loops fresh, but even when frustrating, they have something to say.
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Long Gone Days Review — An all-too-relevant war story
This I Dreamt have a winner on their hands with Long Gone Days, and it’s not hard to see why.
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Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life Review — The Queer Dream of the Countryside
There’s always something daunting about reviewing a game that has such a huge history behind…
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Coffee Talk Episode 2 – Hibiscus & Butterfly Review
Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hisbiscus and Butterfly wants you to sit down, shut up, and…
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Storyteller Review — A delightfully queer puzzler that ends far too soon
Storyteller isn’t just a great puzzle game, but one that allows players to review and tell stories using their very own tools.
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Fire Emblem Engage Review — Safe to the point of tedium
Fire Emblem Engage has us sticking around for the excellent strategy and combat, but is there anything else to stick around for?
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Overwatch 2 isn’t even half the game the original is
Overwatch 2 remains a game that may hit all the right notes at the right time, but lacks the heart, soul, and personality of the original.
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Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim Review – A sweet dating sim without much substance
It’s no secret that being a monster lover doesn’t just extend to human on monster…
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Ooblets 1.0 Review – Feel-good farming fantasy
Ooblets lets you live an idyllic life of farming, fishing, cooking, and dancing to collect cute, weird creatures.
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We Are OFK Review – An emotional and celebratory masterpiece of queerness
Aimee Hart praises the interactive, music biopic as a masterpiece in storytelling and queerness.
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Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers Review – A League of Legends
Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers takes players on an emotional journey from start to finish.
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Rune Factory 5 Review – A near perfect game with a big miss
Monti Velez reviews Marvelous’ Rune Factory 5, a game with a huge heart and excellent queer representation, but also one with a big problem.
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Maglam Lord Review: teetering on the edge of greatness
Maglam Lord is a new JRPG that’ll appeal to queer players, but is one that’s let down by its repetitive combat.
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Bloodshore ruins its own potential
Bloodshore from Wales Interactive had the potential to be something great, but squanders it for cheap stereotypes and an uninspiring plot.
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DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power – a female-forward game that lacks realism
How many animated series does DC produce, holy cow! In case you didn’t know about…
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Monster Hunter steals the show in latest Nintendo Direct
Capcom’s Monster Hunter series stole the show at September’s Nintendo Direct Mini. The long-running action…
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Ninjala failed to inspire me into becoming a ninja
I guess some aspects of my age aren’t exactly up to par because I can…
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Pokémon’s Isle of Armor expansion is a level-up for Sword and Shield
Pokémon Sword and Shield may be the most controversial core entry in the monster-battling franchise’s…
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XCOM 2 Collection: Switch sci-fi strategy swaps spectacle for service
Matt Kamen dives in to explore XCOM 2 Collection, the sci-fi strategy game that, ultimately, is a remarkable port for the Nintendo Switch.
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Borderlands Legendary Collection on Switch: The best iteration of Borderlands yet?
Borderlands Legendary Collection may just be the best iteration of Borderlands yet. Here’s what Robin thought of the game’s jump to Switch.
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