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HIGH Homura’s final battle.
LOW Not even Jasmine stopped by?
WTF One menu screen focuses on someone trying to teach themselves to smile.
Tag: Marvelous
Senran Kagura Reflexions Review
Idle Hands’ Plaything
HIGH The true ending’s explanation for the story.
LOW Trying to figure out how to unlock all of the CGs.
WTF What? There’s just one CG? You could have told me that and saved me 45 minutes.
Bullet Witch Review
A Blast From The Past
HIGH Using the Meteor spell to wipe everything out.
LOW The bone dragon boss that kills with a one-shot.
WTF The game is set in the dystopic future of… 2013!
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns Review
The Busy-ness Of Farm Work
HIGH There’s so much to do!
LOW There’s so much to do!
WTF Putting my sheep and rabbit in the barn at night, then finding them outside the next morning. Repeatedly.
Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star Review
The Heroic Spirit We Deserve
HIGH The fastest-moving Warriors-style game ever made
LOW It’s also one of the most repetitious
WTF Apparently every mythic figure of note was really a cute anime girl… Who knew?
Return to Popolocrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale Review
Gardening by magic
HIGH Farming and crafting for days
LOW Repeating the same processes for story progression
WTF How do these teenagers and children keep saving the world?
Interview with SWERY 65 (Hidetaka Suehiro), Director of Deadly Premonition
Whether you're a fan or not, the fact is that Deadly Premonition has made quite a splash, and eliciting such a response doesn't happen with just any title. Clearly, the director is onto something here, and the goal is to find out what. So, without further ado, here are twelve questions with SWERY 65.
Steal Princess Preview
Developed by Marvelous Interactive, Steal Princess is "3D puzzle platformer" in the tradition of The Adventures of Lolo. Titular one-eyed "princess" Anise travels from room to room, hunting keys using her bullwhip and her wits.
Luminous Arc 2 Review
A friendship built on a rotten foundation
HIGH The steady unfolding of plot and character development that makes me feel like I'm watching a movie.
LOW The lukewarm battle system that makes me feel like I'm watching a movie.
WTF One of the witches our hero can be "engaged" to—complete with wedding gown—is 12 years old.
Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life – Review
In Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life, there are no princesses to save. There are no worlds to conquer, no aliens to thwart. There's only a dilapidated farm that a young man and his partner Takakura must turn into a thriving business. Players raise livestock, grow crops and remodel buildings. But those who think that virtual farming is about as much fun as watching corn grow should think again.
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