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Preview – Wax Heads
I don't want to work retail ever again, but if I did, a record store seems like it would be okay. I'm not strictly a music person. I play video games all day, after all. But I like being around passionate people, and you can often find them in a record store. Anyway, that's what Wax Heads is about.
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Preview – MOLE
Do you like holes? Sure you do! Well, brace yourself for the deepest, creepiest hole of them all. And you're going to dig it in MOLE! Never mind the hallucinations, they come with the territory.
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Preview – WILD Tactics
I still consider myself to be a fan of the "World of Wilderness" series and am interested in its growth. However, Chicken Police: Into the Hive was quite a blow to my faith, and WILD Tactics looks like it might have me questioning further.
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Preview – Rewind 99
Like many in my generation, I miss the days of the rental store. We didn't know how good we had it. I certainly didn't complain. So, a game like Rewind 99 might just be the perfect retail simulator for me.
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Preview – Shutter Story
Learn what a skeptic thinks about hunting for ghosts in old photographs. Which is what Shutter Story is about. Sorry, I probably should have led with that.
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Review – Blippo+
After a few recommendations, I've visited one of 2025's darlings. But Blippo+ is much less a game, and more a collection of low-budget sketches joined together by a central plot. I can see why it's so fascinating.
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Tangle Tower, Crow Country devs’ next game, The Mermaid Mask, is out this Summer
Looks like we've got ourselves a mystery on our hands, gang. The Mermaid Mask, the next game in the Detective Grimoire series, has a new release window of Summer 2026. Following up on Tangle Tower and Crow Country is no small order, but what could go wrong?
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Review – Super Star Force
On the surface, it looks just like any other autoscrolling shmup. Surprise! Underneath is a hybrid game that swaps between shooter and action adventure. Plus, you travel through time to change the future. What more could you want?
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Review – Rampart (Famicom)
Rampart has a formula that can only be stretched so far. Or can it? When Konami took a crack at it on Famicom, they took it to a pretty unusual place. It's time to see Rampart like you maybe never have before!
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You can now back Abide, the next game from Judero and Mashina developer, on Kickstarter
In a stark departure from the good feels of Mashina, Talha and Jack Co have announced that their next game is a handcrafter horror game about the horrors lurking within the walls of a rehabilitation retreat. You can back it on Kickstarter today.