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Etheria: Restart Review – A Tactical Gem Searching for Its Identity
Etheria: Restart might look like another flashy gacha, but under the surface lies one of the most refined turn-based combat systems in the genre.
IndieQuest 2025 Proved Indie RPGs Aren’t Just Alive—They’re Leading the Revolution
2025 will be remembered as the year indies stopped asking for a seat at the
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Exploring how android girls in fiction unintentionally mirror the autistic experience—and what it means to be seen, misunderstood, and taught to perform humanity.
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On paper, Seafrog sounds like the kind of oddball fusion I’d usually leap toward: a
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Steel Seed Review – The Ledges of Disappointment
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Like a lot of fighting game fans lately, I’ve found myself in a weird spot.