
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Review: Long Story Mode, Deep Combat Earns Its Keep
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax review: a dense, polished fighting game with a long story mode worth sitting through.

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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax review: a dense, polished fighting game with a long story mode worth sitting through.

A demon prince frames another for murder, gathers allies of vengeance, and wages war upon the very demons who wronged him.

A simulation of labor, wherein robots mistake humans for gods and staples for sacraments.

A city simulator wrapped in a monster-trading shell, where patience pays off in Shibuya and beyond.

A ninja runs, slides and throws shuriken through rooms of guards and alarms in this punishing, precise shooter.

A small town of broken memories hides puzzles of bending limbs and stretched bodies, a game of quiet patience and sudden difficulty.

A pact with a demon lord grants power in return for souls, in this grim tale of a ruinous realm.

A prisoner plots his escape from a grim cell, gathering tools and timing his move with dread care.

Six girls slide down water slides in Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash, a physics puzzle of charm and polish.

A tale of a banana-wielding assassin whose aim is perfect, a game of momentum and precision, worthy of your attention.
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