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Ayakashi Ninden Kunoichiban (“Mysterious Ninja Legend: Kunoichi Edition”) is a yuri ninja dating simulation, putting you in the role of Kaede Hagakure as she enrolls in a special ninja high school, protecting and potentially romancing three of her classmates. Tsukiha Hisano is her shy childhood friend, Kasumi Fujiki is a tomboy, and Miyuki Tono is

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In 2020, an anime remake of the hugely successful manga Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai was released to solid acclaim and went on to complete the story that the original anime attempt never got to. Square Enix partnered with the generically named “Game Studio” (who you may know for Okamiden, Lord of Vermillion, the

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In 2003, Kenshin Dragon Quest was released, a plug-and-play TV game that has players using a toy sword and shield in order to fight the usual Dragon Quest monsters. Instead of turn-based combat, players had to act quickly and accurately in real-time to both attack and defend, which was unique enough to be a success.

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Hop Top
There have been many games over the years that, in their sound, look or feel, tried to recapture the spirit of early 80s arcade classics. Plenty have pulled this off to some degree, but one that does a particularly good job is Miracle’s adorably challenging jumping shooter HOP TOP. Fashioned after classic shooters, you control

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Absolum
Guard Crush Games’ first title, Streets of Fury, featured some surprising depth and playability underneath its goofy digitized aesthetic. Streets of Rage 4 proved to be a brilliant re-invention of the classic franchise that in some ways even outmatched the games of old. Although clearly its own game and its own universe, Absolum takes clear

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