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The Danganronpa series then only further solidified this fancy of mine. Confessions such as these are often gamer card revoking, but in all honesty after playing this genre so much, I’m captivated.
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Perhaps it stems from me playing the first Phoenix Wright and not knowing that I could save halfway through a trial and playing it over and over again until I finally got it all correct. Ryan’s Pick:When it comes to visual novels, it’s almost impossible for me to pass them up, especially when it involves murder investigations. Olive Town largely continues this trend and even its performance issues don’t dampen the satisfaction of virtual farming. Hopefully, these will fix the game’s faults, because the series has rarely faltered and provided a wealth of enjoyment across its quarter-century legacy. Producer Dai Takemura has pledged to remedy the issues, and patches have arrived, with more forthcoming.
When the game was released last month, there were problems, from lengthy load times, fluctuating framerates, to plain-looking character art, and even a lack of bust-ups). But I would recommend waiting to see how this one fares. Bokujō Monogatari has always been one of my favorite franchises, offering a relaxing alternative to the tense, marathon sessions expected by most games. This week’s other ‘feel good’ title is Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town. I can’t think of a better way to spend six dollars. Armed with guns, grenades, shielding, and mechanized jumping, you’re tasked with making it through sixty stages of mayhem with optional co-op. Previously released when Xbox had an indie initiative (and available on Steam) it’s Mommy’s Best Games’ tribute to a simpler era, when bit-mapped destruction illuminated CRTs. If you’re a fan of the genre seeking a new fix, I’d recommend taking a look at Explosionade DX. Mowing down waves of malevolent enemies with a limitless supply of ammo always feels like time well spent.
Robert’s Pick: As someone who spent their childhood playing Contra, Sub-Terrania, and Cybernator, I adore ‘80s and ‘90s action-shooters. Neurodeck: Psychological Deckbuilder ($12.59)
Marvel’s Avengers (digital, Smart Delivery Upgrade)ĭoom Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part Two ($19.99)Įmergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 ($29.99) Tales from the Borderlands (digital, $24.99)Īngry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe (digital, $14.99) Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town (digital, $49.99) Raiders of The Lost Island (digital, $9.74) Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Complete Edition (digital, $39.99) Osyaberi! Puzzle Chigatan ～Spot the Differences with Everyone～ (digital, $6.59)
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Marvel’s Avengers (digital, free upgrade for previous owners)įaircroft’s Antiques: The Heir of Glen Kinnoch Collector’s Edition (digital, $9.99)įantasy Tavern Sextet -Vol.3 Postlude Days- (digital, $7.99) Hunting Simulator 2 (physical & digital, $39.99) Overcooked! All You Can Eat (digital, $39.99) Love Live! School Idol Festival ~after school ACTIVITY~ Wai-Wai!Home Meeting!! (digital, free base game) Header art: Love Live! School Idol Festival ~after school ACTIVITY~ Wai-Wai!Home Meeting!!, PlayStation 4Īrkham Horror: Mother’s Embrace (digital, $15.99)
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Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, with PC owners get Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 this week. Expectedly, there are a number of new ports, with Switch owners receiving complete editions of Overcooked! and Plants vs. From a Love Live! rhythm game, a now-gen upgrade for Marvel’s Avengers, a virtual trip to the Shimane prefecture in Root Film, and virtual farming in the latest Story of Seasons title, this week offers a number of notable offerings.
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