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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review

Age of Calamity shuts down the idea that Hyrule Warriors is a button-mashing grind but squanders its source material.

Spiritfarer’s message about caring for others is one we always need, but especially need right now.

A mind-imploding ending can’t salvage Pixel Puzzle Makeout League’s easy puzzles and bad romantic relationships.

Ikenfell is a fearless, surprising, and charming indie RPG.

If you’ve ever had a Zelda song stuck in your head and loved it, you should play Cadence of Hyrule.

House Flipper’s design is too shallow to be rewarding and too dull to be entertaining.

Cloudpunk’s narrative is unambitious and lacks cohesion, but its voxel-built cyberpunk world is worth a visit to genre fans.

Panzer Paladin is a straightforward and competent retro platformer elevated by a robust weapon system and a multicultural setting.

Anyone interested in a deep world and smart RPG mechanics will find a lot to love in Bug Fables.

Blasphemous trusts me to plot my own course in ending the Age of Corruption, making a visit to Cvstodia an enjoyable one.