Author: AngryPenguinJ
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Ebenezer and The Invisible World – Review
Everybody Loves a Christmas Carol, it’s a literary classic with multiple adaptations over the years, from animated movies to live-action performances even going as far as modern style take during the late 90’s with Bill Murray’s Scrooged, and yet how many games are there? After a small search, all I could find was a video…
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Raccoo Venture – Review
Get ready to play as a racoon called Raccoo as you embark on a charming adventure through this self-proclaimed 90s-style 3d platformer. Raccoo is not just a simple raccoon, he is the last heir of the Guardian Power, who has protected the Holy Relic for many years, maintaining harmony in Verta. Unfortunately, the evil Tattooed…
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Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off – Review
Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off is the newest iteration of Scott Pilgrim media in a brand new show available on Netflix. (Caution – mild spoilers ahead) Taking place in an alternative series of events, Takes Off also tells its own story while amplifying other characters from the universe that you already know of but maybe not…
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Dredge: The Pale Reach – Review
It’s official. Dredge finally has an expansion! We return to the seas for this Eldritch horror cosy sim with its recent update, The Pale Reach.
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Crymachina – Review
What do you get when you blend an anime dev with clear inspiration from Nier? Well, you get Crymachina. This Action RPG is on most modern systems, although oddly not Xbox despite being on PC. If the name FuRyu rings a bell, then that is because early last year the team brought out Monark (anime-focused…
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Mugen Souls Z – Review
Chou-chou and crew return for their second adventure which much like the first game transcends from the PS3 to the Nintendo Switch. Mugen Souls Z is a direct sequel that carries a lot of the same mechanics over into its second adventure, however instead of seven planets to explore this time around you get to…
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Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles – Review
For the first time ever (not including other means of playing) Rhapsody 2 and 3 finally receive releases in the West. Marl Kingdom Chronicles packages Rhapsody 2 and 3 together in a gorgeous bundle which has been given English voice acting and been fully translated for fans so they can continue the story started in…
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A Song For The Ages
What kind of show for kids has turmoil, jeopardy, country politics, war and a heart-warming tale all in one place? Well Avatar: The Last Airbender certainly did.
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Elden Ring DLC Announced
Just over a year after Elden Ring’s release, we now finally have confirmation that DLC is coming under the title of “Shadow Of The Erdtree”.