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Dungeons & Dragons: World Of Warcraft Review -A Juggernaut MMO Comes To The TabletopDungeons & Dragons crams a juggernaut MMO into a single book, and the ambition of it all makes up for some limitations and compromises. 
Virtue and a Sledgehammer Review: This Is Meant To Hurt YouDeconstructeam's newest is an emotionally wrought crusade against the dangers of AI, a sci-fi parable written entirely with a hammer.
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Leo Faierman
Pokémon TCG: Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box ReviewPokémon TCG: Delta Reign sees Mega Rayqauza ex and more arrive in the trading card game, and the Elite Trianer Box is a great way to start collecting.
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Austin King
Phantom Blade Zero Review: A Martial Arts Feast for the Eyes and EarsWuxia martial arts adventure Phantom Blade Zero is an epic sight to behold, with dazzling set piece bosses and joyous combat throughout.
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Leo Faierman
Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest Review - Bringing The Books To LifeWarrior Cats: Clans of the Forest is a solid turn-based RPG that should appeal to fans of the book series as well as first-timers to the genre.
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Austin King
Final Fantasy Resonance Review - Close To Classic Final FantasyWhile Final Fantasy Resonance doesn't hit the same high notes as some classic Final Fantasy games, it still forges its own path.
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Chris Carter
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Review - 12 Sports For The Whole FamilyNintendo Switch Sports Resort includes 12 games to keep you engaged and active, even if the new additions aren't quite as fun as returning favorites.
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Austin King
Stupid Never Dies Review: A Zombie Roguelite Struggle SessionStupid Never Dies madcap premise and dazzling aesthetic should be an easy win, but sluggish combat and tedious systems make this roguelite a chore.
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Leo Faierman
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Campaign Review - Somehow, The Glory Days ReturnedModern Warfare 4 had a tough time on its hands bringing the story into line, but it does an amazing job of just that in a relatively limited runtime.
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James Lynch
Penguin Colony Review - Sliding, Not SoaringPenguin Colony is an intriguing take on H.P. Lovecraft that stands out from most horror games but stops short of its potential for greatness. 
Jackbox Party Pack 12 Review - A Pack In Search Of A StarJackbox Party Pack 12 is another fun bundle of games, but it doesn't quite manage to reach the heights of the franchise's best showings. 
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Review - Drac Is Back In Bloody Good FashionCastlevania: Belmont's Curse brings back a legendary series in a fresh form, and it lands a lot more cracks of the whip than it misses. 
Bluey's Happy Snaps Review - Taking Advice From A Cartoon DogBluey has been around for nearly a decade, but it's still going strong thanks to streaming numbers, and an upcoming feature film.
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Chris Carter
Total War: SHOGUN 2 Complete Edition Review - The Best Total War Game Gets Even BetterShogun 2 was already the best game in the Total War series, and the Complete Edition only furthers that legacy.
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James Lynch
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Review - More Of A Pawn Than A QueenDragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen fixes many technical issues with the base game, but its gameplay additions compromise the series' core vision.
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Kyle Gratton
Order of the Sinking Star Review: A Maxed-Out Puzzle Game MasterpieceAn encyclopedic collection of visually sumptuous puzzles, Thekla Inc.'s latest is an epic of the form. Ingenious, frustrating, and utterly sublime.
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Leo Faierman
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival Review - An Absolute Nightmare From Start To Finish (In A Good Way)Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival is horror at its best; a terrifying foray into the Labyrinth that fans of the franchise cannot skip. 
Disney Lorcana: Hyperia City Illumineer's Trove ReviewDisney Lorcana: Hyperia City arrives with Coco cards and more, and as usual, the Illumineer's Trove is what many collectors will be after.
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Austin King
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review - Fuse Games' Run-Based Racer Is An Instant Genre ClassicStar Wars has been in desperate need of a new racing game for a while now, and Galactic Racer delivers a hugely impressive experience.
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James Lynch
Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Elite Trianer Box ReviewThe Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration set includes a number of exciting releases, but perhaps no item is as coveted as the Elite Trainer Box.
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Austin King
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