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With responsive and stylish combat and a lot of freedom to spec your blazer-clad, katana-wielding protagonist, HunterX offers engaging action and more autonomy that the genre usually supplies. Orange Popcorn’s HunterX is mostly devoid of ...

With references that range from Valkyria Chronicles, Hanna- Barbera, and with a slightly sus-looking cartoonish character, Among Us, Research and Destroy offers a hodge-podge of pop culture references. But the game’s best qualities are the ...

There’s a multitude of deck builders out there, but the Switch release of Roguebook in undoubtedly one of the better efforts thanks to turn-based battles that will keep your brain busy and gentle push you ...

This week, OshiRabu: Waifus Over Husbandos + Love or Die (pictured) offers a two part tale of tenderness, while Nintendo Switch Sports can cultivate some friendly competition between rivals. Of course, if you’re looking for ...

Uragun, the inaugural effort from Warsaw-based Kool2Play, imagines a dystopian future overrun by artificial intelligence. Currently in Early Access, the game’s exposition is skeletal, with a brief prologue and a few lines of disrespect uttered ...

Like their wired brethren, the Epos H3Pro Hybrid delivers some of the best sound in their price class. With discrete looks and a removable boom microphone, they can be worn publicly without embarrassment.   Durability ...

Sure, Dōkyūsei: Bangin’ Summer’s setup is skeletal, mostly centering on making the last few weeks of summer vacation memorable.  As a remaster on the original 1992 eroge, this is a dating sim where your actions ...

This week, Sakura Angels (pictured), Zombie Army 4: Dead War, and The Stanley Parable arrive on Switch, while consoles and PCs get notables like Research and Destroy and the luminescent 3D platformer, Lumote: The Mastermote ...

With comical conversations and absorbing combat, the meeting of Goddesses and Shinobi is a triumphant crossover. But there’s a strong likelihood of wishing you could spend just a bit more time with both factions in ...

By Rogue or Rook, clear out waves of spawning enemies with your adventuring party in this intermittently clever departure from more turn-based tactical titles. Occasionally, the language that developers use to describe their game isn’t ...