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I’ll cut to the chase and say that Art Sqool is one poor title. It lacks an identity, claiming to meld “Study, Education, Platformer, Simulation” genres, but accomplishing none with …
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Shady Part of Me is a fun but familiar puzzle platformer. Although it bills itself as a “journey like no other,” genre fans will recognize its variations of things seen …
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Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is a sequel to the surprise million-seller, Fitness Boxing. If you have the original, you can transfer your profile and keep moving to the …
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BIT.TRIP RUNNER (yes, all caps) brings back fond memories of the WiiWare days. This was CommanderVideo’s (yes, no space) best game of the original six. But how does it fare 10 …
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While I’m glad to have BIT.TRIP VOID on the Nintendo Switch, it ranks on the low end of the franchise for me. It wasn’t the most memorable game in the …
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There’s more beneath the surface with The Alto Collection, a compilation of two eye-catching mobile titles brought over to the Nintendo Switch.

“Across the endless desert and atop an alpine …
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GUNPIG: Firepower For Hire is a short but fun dual-stick shooter. While it doesn’t necessarily have any real standout features, it accomplishes what it needs to.

You control a pig …
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Captain Sabertooth and the Magic Diamond is an okay game that would be much better if it knew the audience it was aiming for.

While I had never heard of …
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Brawl Chess is derivative of the classic Battle Chess. It’s less violent, which isn’t a bad thing, but it’s also less interesting as a result. It could be one for …
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Crazy BMX World is a Bike Rider compilation, something the name alone doesn’t make clear. As I was a big fan of the original and its sequel on 3DS, grabbing …
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Our hardworking PN crew published 41 reviews during November. So many games, so little time. Are you playing any of these new releases? Or have any made your wishlist?

9th …
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Despite a favorable first impression, Micetopia can’t go the distance. Attractive pixel art visuals don’t compensate for the highly repetitive gameplay.

The plot starts with a village elder informing you …
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The Language of Love is a clichéd visual novel that proves mostly annoying.

In the interest of transparency, I took this title only because it sat in our review queue …
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Roughly one month after release, Rusty Spout Rescue Adventure has been saved by an update! A patch has fixed some prior alterations, making this arcade-style puzzler a good alternative to …
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity caught many by surprise when first revealed, but how does the finished product stack up? Pretty good, so long as you can answer affirmatively to …
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An awfully short adventure title, REPLICA tries to promote replay through its various endings. But after a few, I had seen enough to be satisfied. The game is modestly priced …
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Pure Pool is an addictive billiards simulation. It’s a good game, but a few unfortunate glitches and quirks hold it back a bit. Fans of cue sports will still enjoy …
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Just Dance 2021 is the latest installment in the popular rhythm game series, and the fifth version is a row that I’m reviewing. With musical tastes being so subjective, I’m …
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