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Category: Review
Review: Senran Kagura – Peach Beach Splash
If you’ve read my previous Senran Kagura reviews, my frustration with the series should be obvious by this point. Any potential the series had is gone, replaced with low effort [ … ]
Review: Ys VIII – Lacrimosa of Dana
As the latest entry in a series spanning over 30 years, Ys VIII certainly has a legacy to live up to. Thankfully, the game delivers what fans have come to [ … ]
Review: Sonic Mania
Sonic 3 & Knuckles was considered by most people the definitive Sonic experience for a long time; after those two games combined we didn’t have a proper title for the [ … ]
Review: Cyberdimension Neptunia – 4 Goddesses Online
Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online gets released this week on PlayStation 4. Three editors of XTgamer played the make-believe-MMORPG extensively and report about their experiences in this review.
Review: Zero Escape – The Nonary Games: 999
In December 2009, a game with the title Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors started a craze in Japan. Critics loved the mixture of visual novel and escapist gameplay, its [ … ]
Review: Culdcept Revolt
Are you ready to throw dices and take turns to see what fate has in store for you, Allen? Is basically the question Culdcept Revolt raises to the players all over [ … ]
Review: Mary Skelter – Nightmares
Compile Heart don’t have the best track record for quality games. The early Neptunia games, Agarest and Mugen Souls were all very poor games in various ways, but in recent years [ … ]
Review: The Sexy Brutale – Full House Edition
Going into The Sexy Brutale, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The name doesn’t give much away, and the studio behind it was unknown to me. As I watched [ … ]
Review: Yakuza 0
In these parts, the long-established gaming company named SEGA is first and fore most known for the ambitious but unsuccessful console “Dreamcast”. And Sonic SEGA’s personal mascot, the hedgehog. It [ … ]
Review: Fate/EXTELLA – The Umbral Star
The Fate series is a strange one, with multiple anime adaptions, spin-off games and novels. And yet, even with many of said spin-offs being released in the west, the original [ … ]
Review: Vanquish on PC
After the arrival of the PC version of the first Bayonetta game (XTgamer review), SEGA has recently released another remastered title by Platinum Games, which was also very underrated at [ … ]