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For 579 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 39% higher than the average critic
  • 19% same as the average critic
  • 42% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1 point lower than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 74
Highest review score: 98 Persona 5 Royal
Lowest review score: 26 Demolish & Build Classic
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 298 out of 579
  2. Mixed: 260 out of 579
  3. Negative: 21 out of 579
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    • 61 Critic Score
    Neptunia Riders VS Dogoos
    Sadly, Neptunia Riders VS Dogoos feels more like an expanded mini-game rather than a fleshed-out experience. Given the franchise’s reference-filled saga, it would be great to see the cast star bring their banter to action games. But here, there’s not enough style or substance to hold attention spans for more than a few hours.
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    • 37 Critic Score
    Realpolitiks 3: Earth and Beyond
    Abstractly mirroring the chaos of our contemporary world, Realpolitiks 3: Earth and Beyond is a hot mess. While the franchise ambitions for pushing policy-making into the cosmos are ambitious, elements like a clumsy user interface, shortage of explanation, and a lack of comprehensible causality keep this one grounded.
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    • 69 Critic Score
    Wings of Endless
    With some solid storytelling and a pleasing amount of visual charm, Wings of Endless comes close to being recommended. But there’s far too nagging issues with combat and boss battles to advise this over other Metroidvanias.
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    • 76 Critic Score
    Touhou Spell Carnival
    Touhou Spell Carnival delivers a thrilling fusion of real-time strategy and bullet-hell chaos, demanding sharp multitasking and tactical precision. While its story takes a backseat, the game’s layered combat and charming cast make it a standout spin-off for fans and genre enthusiasts alike.
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    • 69 Critic Score
    Cubic Odyssey
    Cubic Odyssey dazzles with its vast universe, striking visuals, and engaging progression systems, but stumbles with early-game tedium and solo-player frustration. There's potential for greatness, but only the most patient space settlers will stick with it.
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    • 72 Critic Score
    Labyrinth Of The Demon King
    Labyrinth of the Demon King may not cater to everyone, but its haunting atmosphere, deliberate pacing, and retro-inspired design make it a standout for fans of old-school survival horror. For those willing to brave its mysterious corridors and challenging combat, the experience will be rewarding.
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    • 76 Critic Score
    Grandma, No!
    Grandma, No! lets her ragdoll mechanics loose on a trio of playgrounds, delivering plenty of comical chaos. While some might not appreciate the game’s humor, elements like a dedicated fart button make this a fun and fleeting outlet for suburban anarchy.
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    • 47 Critic Score
    Trident's Tale
    Trident’s Tale suffers from clunky controls, repetitive fetch quests, uninspired combat, and a lack of originality. Ultimately, it’s a tedious and forgettable game that feels more like a dated effort than a modern pirate adventure. ARGH!
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    • 71 Critic Score
    Cattle Country
    A charming but deliberately slow-paced life sim, Cattle Country puts an emphasis on self-sufficiency and discovery. If you’re willing to learn, the title can offer hours of challenge and rewards and provides a wealth of autonomy. Patience is essential on this homestead, making every achievement genuinely feel earned.
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    • 75 Critic Score
    PaperKlay
    PaperKlay is a charming and visually inventive 3D platformer that brings a handcrafted world to life with tactile textures, smart level design, and engaging exploration. While the clunky combat falls short responsive controls and a quaint atmosphere make it a standout for platforming enthusiasts.
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    • 63 Critic Score
    Scar-Lead Salvation
    Scar-Lead Salvation might be worth a cautious look if you’re in the mood for some scrappy third-person shooting. For everyone else, it’s more a case of missed potential than a direct hit.
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    • 80 Critic Score
    Union of Gnomes
    Union of Gnomes is a delightfully offbeat roguelike deckbuilder that stands out with its asymmetrical combat, quirky humor, and clever resource management centered around wiener-eating gnomes. Boasting a rich tactical depth and customizable hero progression, the game provides a refreshing twist from its formulaic peers.
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    • 34 Critic Score
    Vilde
    Vilde aims for Norse-infused roguelike thrills but misses nearly every mark. This is a frustrating, buggy slog that feels more like a punishment than power fantasy.
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    • 75 Critic Score
    Locomoto
    Locomoto is a heartfelt adventure where train travel becomes eco-conscious journey. With a solid port from PC, Switch owners can expect plenty of coziness, customization, and even a few emotional payoff along the way.
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    • 65 Critic Score
    Exo-Calibre
    Exo-Calibre delivers some charm with a squadron of anime-styled pilots, but it makes no contributions to the shoot-’em-up playbook. This is serviceable and safe STG that borrows more than it builds. Vampixel’s latest might be fun for a play or two but its forgettable in the long haul.
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    • 73 Critic Score
    Novel Rogue
    Novel Rogue’s writing won’t win any awards, but its card-based combat is surprisingly deep and rewarding, marking a welcome creative detour for Kemco. With accessible deckbuilding that doesn’t sacrifice depth, this is certainly one of the publisher’s more engaging efforts.
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    • 73 Critic Score
    The Wizard of Bug
    Wizard of Bug casts a clever twist on Sokoban by swapping out boxes for color-changing hearts and tossing in dual-character puzzles that really make you think. It can be tough, but with smart design and a handy rewind system, the game keeps things challenging while minimizing frustration.
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    • 78 Critic Score
    Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World
    Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World is a charming throwback that sticks close to its 16-bit roots. Teaming with upbeat energy and a heroine who never loses her spark, this is an easy remake to enjoy.
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    • 80 Critic Score
    BAD END THEATER
    Bad End Theater blends tragedy with a twisted puzzle, as you piece together doomed outcomes across four interconnected stories. Short but sharp, there’s just enough moral murkiness in this Rashomon-style dark fairy tale.
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    • 68 Critic Score
    Tour de France 2025
    Tour de France 2025 pedals past its stagnant past with a fresh coat of Unreal Engine 5 polish and slightly more strategic gameplay. It’s not quite a yellow jersey winner, but it’s finally become a worthwhile competitor.
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    • 80 Critic Score
    Maze Mice
    Maze Mice takes a familiar arcade formula and transforms it with clever time-based movement and roguelike upgrades. Each run manages to feel both strategic and chaotic, resulting in an experience that’s simultaneously breezy and brainy.
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    • 72 Critic Score
    Return to Ash
    Exploring life, death, and second chances, Return to Ash is a concise but contemplative visual novel. While the poignant plot might resonate with some, others may find the pacing slow and the cast hard to connect with.
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    • 86 Critic Score
    Drill Core
    Drill Core blends mining sim, tower defense, and roguelite chaos into a tense, briskly tuned loop that rarely lets up. While longer sessions can feel a bit repetitive, its taut mechanics and ever-shifting variables make it a gem in terms of replay value.
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    • 68 Critic Score
    Ink Reverie
    Sure, it might look like a city builder. But Ink Reverie is more of a cozy-clicker with ink wash visuals and a soothing soundtrack. While light on challenge, it might beguile if you prefer zoning out over the burdens of urban engineering.
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    • 68 Critic Score
    MADO MONOGATARI: Fia and the Wondrous Academy
    Light on challenge but with plenty of charm, Fia’s magical (mis)adventures are more cozy nostalgia than gripping innovation. But if you’re in the mood for breezy dungeon crawling and quirky school life, MADO MONOGATARI might just summon a bit of sparkle.
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    • 76 Critic Score
    Noctuary
    Noctuary blends rich visual novel storytelling with real-time combat, delivering a heartfelt adventure driven more by character and worldbuilding than nonstop action. Those who enjoy emotionally resonant narratives and gradual pacing will find this luminous journey worthy of their time.
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    • 63 Critic Score
    Cyber Clutch: Hot Import Nights
    Cyber Clutch: Hot Import Nights launches you into a neon-drenched, turbo-charged collision of drifting and combat. But the result isn’t always smooth. Stylish and chaotic fun in short bursts, it’s mismatched mechanics and wayward handling keep it from crossing the finish line.
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    • 72 Critic Score
    DORONKO WANKO
    Doronko Wanko lets you live out the fantasy of being a naughty pup determined to wreck a perfectly clean house, and it's as silly and satisfying as it sounds. Just don’t expect the fun to last long. This dog’s disobedient day is over almost as soon as it begins.
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    • 75 Critic Score
    Mashina
    A charming, delightfully handcrafted adventure that stands out for its mesmerizing stop-motion visuals and relaxed pace, Mashina is an enchanting escape for anyone looking to unwind. Sometimes simple experiences are the remedy for digital burn-out.
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    • 77 Critic Score
    Cosmic Waves
    Cosmic Waves takes the classic brick-breaker formula and gives it a futuristic nudge with charged-up towers, smart upgrades, and plenty of wild power-ups. It probably won’t convert genre skeptics, but fans of paddle-and-ball chaos will find plenty to love here. Maybe skip the story bits, though.
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