In a Twitter post earlier today, Head of Marketing over at PQube ,Geriant Evans, announced that the localisation for Stein’s Gate 0 has been completed. It was originally released on 12/10/2015 in Japan and the English localisation is planned to be released sometime in 2016 on the PS4 & PS Vita. The game follows the […]
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That Xbox Dashboard parody is the only joke in this title. While one may expect more jokes from this type of tongue in cheek title but that is not really the case. Upon entering the actual game you will be faced with really random enemies in a bland never changing background. The only enemy that can
Soundcloud has been added and allows you to search up plenty of music even if you have none on your PC which is a great feature. One thing that has seen a very big improvement from the original Audiosurf is the track generation for the slower placed songs and genre which flow much better with
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The difference between Arcanas is very minimal like some poisoning your enemy or boosting your power. Without a doubt the stars of the show here are the characters themselves. It has demon nuns, living paintings and dolls, dead little girls and a wolf riding catgirl to name a few. They are all very unique and
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Nearly every weapon has an alt-fire for added diversity and options during combat. Your simple flare gun’s alt-fire allows you to shoot an exploding flare that has decent area of effect allowing you to clear out rooms in a rain of fire at the cost of more ammo than normally firing it. You’ll eventually run
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Your first weapon will be the pistol which is as useless as ever though what rather surprised me is how fast you are thrown into the action. Within the first moments of being able to move you are already shooting down foes which is rather unheard of these days. Story is kept to a minimum
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The next thing you know you are transported into a strange dimension consisting of nothing but clusters of small rooms interconnected with each other and have also found ourself face to face with a giant, twitching monster. With nowhere to run you decid to approach the creature and it turns out it is a “messenger
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It definitely has a slight simulator vibe to it which can be completely ignored if you wish. Going out to town is as simple as pressing the X button where you are taken to a static screen of said town. A neat feature is that it is either day or night depending on what time
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