
Game & Wario Review: 16 Minigames, One GamePad, Too Many Fits and Starts
A strange collection of sixteen minigames, each a singular world unto itself, yet the whole never quite coheres.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

A strange collection of sixteen minigames, each a singular world unto itself, yet the whole never quite coheres.

A review of Mario Party: Island Tour, a portable party game with many boards and minigames, praised for its variety but criticized for lacking online play.

A game of three cities and many cars, yet its mission and combat fail to earn the ambition of its wandering freedom.

A Nameless Hero's soul is stolen by the Shadow Lord, and a quest begins across a broken world of ruins and shadow.

A tale of a hack-and-slash war between mighty mobile suits, wherein Psycho Gundam and titanic foes clash amid vast battlefields.

A city rent by inverted gravity, wherein a grappling hook bears a tale of loss and resistance, though the shooter beneath it fails.

A slice of bread seeks the toaster in a puzzle game of hazards and comedy, reviewed herein.

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A wanderer scours the perilous islands of the Lost Sea for tablets that may yet guide him home, though the path grows ever uncertain.

A game wherein a glove becomes a controller, and spectacle overtakes the very sport itself.

A koi carp loses its memory and must recover it, piece by fragment, in this quiet, melancholy game of pond and reflection.
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