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Brigandine Abyss Review

Brigandine Abyss had the potential to be great, but it is held back by some issues that make it a disappointing follow-up to its predecessor.

by Chao Min Wu on 20 August, 2026

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Star Wars Zero Company Review

You can feel the XCOM DNA in Bit Reactor's debut title, Star Wars Zero Company, but its cast of rogues is the special sauce that helps it shine, despite a somewhat lackluster story and unfortunate performance issues.

by Scott White on 26 August, 2026

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a stunning return for one of Capcom's most overlooked series, with a truly spectacular combat system and boss battles that constantly evoke the dynamic feeling of an action film.

by Hayes Madsen on 31 August, 2026

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The Blood of Dawnwalker Review

Rebel Wolves' debut project is an instant classic, and one of the best RPGs of 2026

by James Galizio on 31 August, 2026

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Control Resonant Review

Control Resonant pushes the bounds of what Remedy Entertainment's quirky formula can achieve. An action-RPG that has a few growing pains, but sprouts into something monumentally special by the end.

by Hayes Madsen on 18 September, 2026

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Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Review

Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is an enjoyable expansion, but does it actually expand on what the original release did well?

by James Galizio on 07 October, 2026

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Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Review

Castlevania: Belmont's Curse has excellent presentation and style, but some frustrations lead to a fairly uneven experience until it eventually finds its footing.

by Junior Miyai on 13 October, 2026

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Final Fantasy Resonance Review

Final Fantasy Resonance sports one of the best turn-based combat systems seen in years, bolstered by lovable characters and a genuinely stunning presentation. However, it's held back by a lackluster story and odd pacing.

by Hayes Madsen on 20 October, 2026

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Queen's Domain Review

More than just a love letter to King's Field, Queen's Domain is a genuine must play

by James Galizio on 01 November, 2026

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