
Code of Princess wants to be two games at once
Code of Princess review: a 3DS brawler-RPG with 50+ characters but only four playable in story mode. Score: 6.4/10.


Code of Princess review: a 3DS brawler-RPG with 50+ characters but only four playable in story mode. Score: 6.4/10.

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