Nicktoons and The Dice of Destiny is essentially a Diablo-style game featuring Nickelodeon characters, aimed mostly at kids and fans of Nicktoons. It is a fun experience for much of …
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Mega Dimension DLC Review – Mega Evolutions, Minor Innovations
by Ali Haiderby Ali HaiderPokémon Legends: Z-A – Mega Dimension DLC brings new content to an already excellent RPG. It continues the story after the true ending. The narrative focuses on the discovery of …
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Terminator 2D: NO FATE is a classic side-scrolling platformer that feels like it came straight out of the peak Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo era. The way it plays is …
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DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO Review (Switch 2) – All Spark, No Cuts
by Salal Awanby Salal AwanDragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO marks the first portable release of the Tenkaichi series on a handheld in more than a decade. While the game has been out for some time, …
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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Review – A Polished, Experimental Evolution
by Salal Awanby Salal AwanMetroid Prime 4: Beyond is one of those sequels that takes a very long time to come out, but instead of turning into a mess, it ends up being a …
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows feels like a miracle port for the Nintendo Switch 2. It is a very ambitious current-generation game that has somehow been brought to the Switch 2 while …
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Kirby Air Riders is a new spin-off for Nintendo’s pink mascot that offers a variety of gameplay modes. I never played the original Kirby Air Ride on the GameCube, so …
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Octopath Traveler 0 is an unusual entry in the series because, unlike a typical sequel, it does not follow the usual path. It works as a prequel, but it is …
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Marvel Cosmic Invasion Review – Cosmic Chaos Meets Arcade Perfection
by Salal Awanby Salal AwanMarvel Cosmic Invasion blends the classic beat ’em up formula with well-known Marvel characters in a way that feels natural and fun. It brings back the charm of old side-scrolling …
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Few narrative-driven games arrive with the confidence and clarity of purpose that Dispatch demonstrates from its opening moments. Developed by AdHoc Studio, a studio formed by veterans of Telltale, Ubisoft, …
