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Read All About It: An Escape From Norwood Review For Steam
Cursed with a magic ability and adaptability to learn more, 13-year-old Lecia must Escape From Norwood if she's to have a future...
fantasy
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Stick (Figure) To The Plan: The Last Hero of Nostalgaia
Ready for a Souls-like that makes a bit of fun at your predicament yet isn't a sloppy parody? Try The Last Hero of Nostalgaia on Steam.
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Birds Of A Feather Die Without Recollection In This Thymesia Review
Thymesia is a third-person action title with the enigmatic Corvus, who has lost his memories but not his combat skills.
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When Realms Collide - Sword and Fairy: Together Forever For The PS5
A 27-year old franchise is brought to life for Western audiences in Sword and Fairy: Together Forever - available today on the PS5. Here's a review!
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A Lesson Learned In Video Game Fables
Tired of the damsel in distress in your fantasy games? Join Aru, Nate and Tator in Video Game Fables - an indie RPG available now on Steam.
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Legends Of Kingdom Rush Review
Switching from the tower defence model to a turn-based strategy, Legends of Kingdom Rush brings back lots of familiar faces.
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Jumping Is Key In Crypt of the Serpent King
With a new 4K chassis, Crypt of the Serpent King gets a remastering for the PS5. Here's what I think of the dungeon crawler.
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Edge Of Eternity PS5 Review: Aliens Vs Fantasy
An epic JRPG that's nothing to do with FF, it only sounds like it, Edge of Eternity is out now on PS5. Here are some observations...
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Fort Triumph Review (PS4): A Console Victory
A hit on the PC, now console gamers can live the experience of fighting off goblins in this turn-based strategy; Fort Triumph PS4.
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Empire Of Angels IV (PS4 Review): (Ethereal) Girl Power
Join Niya and her pals as they rid Asgard of the dreaded Namtar Fever in Empire Of Angels IV for PS4. A turn-based game with an all-female cast, and stuff.
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BloodBond: Into The Shroud (PC Review): Who's Your Daddy, And What Does He Do?
The blood, sweat and (mostly) tears of BloodBond: Into the Shroud.
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Don't Rely On The Locals In Ravensword Shadowlands - PS4 Review
An easy to get stuck into RPG affair, Ravensword Shadowlands can be played in first-person or third-person. Just stay clear of friendly NPCs.