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  • Recettear: An Item Shop’s Tale Review
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    • PC
    Recettear: An Item Shop’s Tale Review

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    Have you ever wondered where all of the item shop owners in role-playing games get all of their stock? Yeah, me neither, but somebody sure did because EasyGameStation's difficult to pronounce (and even more difficult to classify) Recettear is based on just that premise. A bizarre mix of dungeon battling action and bartering with customers in-store, Recettear defies classification.
  • Kingdom Elemental Review
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    • PC
    Kingdom Elemental Review

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    Kingdom Elemental Tactics is a high-fantasy strategy game from the creators of the much-revered Gish. Over the course of the game you unlock new classes and powers to use during short 2-3 minute arena battles. The concept is interesting, and the process of unlocking new abilities and characters gives you a lot of impetus to keep playing through the game.
  • Future Wars Review
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    • PC
    Future Wars Review

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    Though it's perhaps unoriginal at times, at the very least Future Wars has a very clear vision as to what it aspires to be. It's a simple game about a young cadet at a military academy training in the art of futuristic military warfare. The story is as much Ender's Game with its premise as it is Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy with its brand of relatively low-brow humor.
  • Dale Hardshovel and the Bloomstone Mystery Review
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    • PC
    Dale Hardshovel and the Bloomstone Mystery Review

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    Dale Hardshovel and the Bloomstone Mystery isn't going to be winning any awards for originality. It's Egyptian theme is already very well-trodden, and certainly its match-2 block moving mechanic tears a page from many different books. Even the titular Dale Hardshovel himself is a cliché himself. Though it should be noted that the Aussie-archaeologist is occasionally hilarious, if only unintentionally.
  • Elementum Review
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    • PC
    Elementum Review

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    In a genre as crowded as the match-3 puzzler, it's surprising that Elementum is able to inject a bit of new life into this old formula. By melding it with a bit of marble shooter sensibilities and a hefty dose of physics, Elementum finds new ground to tread. However, some issues with pacing and a low overall difficulty level hold it back from greatness.