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Venba Review

Venba’s puzzling recipes are nice, but the real reason to play is its heartfelt and sometimes devastating narrative.

Ravenlok is a wonderland devoid of wonder.

Double Dragon Gaiden works simultaneously as a celebration of the series and as an entry point to beat ’em ups.

Disney Illusion Island doesn’t quite grasp the non-linear platforming spirit, but is still a grand time for players of any age.

Cosmic Star Heroine is a great combination of old school aesthetic sensibilities and new school design philosophies.

Unsighted’s time limiting mechanics make me feel for its characters in ways that pushes it towards the top tiers of greatness.

Gun Crazy is structurally incoherent and a visual mess. I can’t recommend it at any price.

Though its purported goal of representing real history is mostly a gimmick, Wulverblade is a solid and bloody beat ’em up.

If there’s a reason to play Curse of the Sea Rats, it’s for the phenomenal quality of its animation.

Quest’s plain levels are a bore to navigate and its initially-clever combat systems soon mistake complexity for depth.