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Nephise: Ascension (XSX) Review
Nephise: Ascension (XSX) Review

Created by the same team that developed Bottle: Pilgrim Redux, Nephise: Asension is their latest walking simulator based around narration, no combat, no leveling, and exploring an open landscape. Published by Catness Game Studio, the only action the player can perform, other than walking from a first-person perspective, is a non-necessary low height jump. Point […]

Spellagis (XSX) Review
Spellagis (XSX) Review

Spellagis the next survival shooter by EastAsiaSoft. Taking place in a simple rectangle arena, the player can unlock numerous characters with slightly different abilities along the way. The easiest way to summarize this game is pleasant Vampire Survivors-lite except it is wave-based. The first wave only lasts a few seconds, adding time until all 15 […]

IREM Collection Vol.2 (XSX) Review
IREM Collection Vol.2 (XSX) Review

Instead of bundling a bunch of shooters like in IREM’s first Collection, IREM Collection Vol.2 is loaded with run-and-gun action titles you probably never played. Sadly, this collection lacks historical documentation just like the first release, and there still isn’t an option to lower the in-game volume setting, but this collection of games is stupidly […]

Bottle: Pilgrim Redux (XSX) Review
Bottle: Pilgrim Redux (XSX) Review

Bottle: Pilgrim Redux is a no-combat first-person walking simulator based around a family man’s loss, negligence, and addiction. Coincidentally, EastAsiaSoft’s Purpose 1951 released just a couple weeks before this Catness publish title and the similarities between these two games are uncanny to draw a comparison. Although you never see the protagonist’s face, you play as […]

Super XYX (XSX) Review
Super XYX (XSX) Review

Super XYX, published by EastAsiaSoft, is a ridiculous, fluidly fast vertical eye-scorcher of a shooter. This ten-dollar action-heavy download is impressive for two main reasons. First, its visual fidelity never gets old and remains consistently awesome throughout. Secondly, with just a little practice, you’ll be thinking to yourself “how I am still alive” with so […]

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