
Gal*Gun: Double Peace Review — Aiming a Gun at Girls Is a Gimmick That Mostly Works
A strange shooter of love and peril, wherein maidens become allies unto the hero who aims aright.


A strange shooter of love and peril, wherein maidens become allies unto the hero who aims aright.

A fighting game of pirates, wherein the Straw Hat crew clash across many screens, fair enough unto the eyes of the faithful.

A woman wanders a world of floating memories, seeking fragments of a shattered past in Exist Archive.

A tale of Senran Kagura: Estival Versus, wherein combat holds firm yet technical woes mar its glory.

A tale of Sophie, alchemist of the mysterious book, whose world depends upon her powers and her patient labors.

A kingdom built one tile at a time: war, diplomacy, and real-time battles upon a turn-based realm.

A sequel of wall-climbing and titan-slaying, competent yet frustrating, whose co-op mode shines above all else.

A tale of rooms, bombs, and impossible choices wherein a company of strangers must decide who lives and who dies.

Superbeat: Xonic review: a dense, demanding rhythm game with 50+ tracks, steep difficulty, and precise note-matching. Score: 8.8/10.
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