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Reviews   -   Jun 11, 2016 You can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review
You can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review

Many of Kirby’s recent outings have been permutations on a formula, a series of mash-ups and experiments succeeding or failing at random. Kirby plus yarn? Meh. Kirby plus paintings? Alright. But what about Kirby-meets-giant robot mecha anime? Through adding such a ridiculous overhaul to the Kirby formula, Kirby: Planet

by Eric Van Allen
Podcast   -   Jun 10, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: A leak problem
Gaming Trend Podcast: A leak problem

We’re mere days away from E3, but there’s already enough announcements and leaks for us to fill up a pretty hefty show for you on the GT Reboot Podcast. Eric. Kenneth, and Travis talk the future of Lego Dimensions, the potential of Watch Dogs 2’s story and

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Jun 09, 2016 “You really want a happy ending, don’t you?” – Witcher 3: Blood and Wine review
“You really want a happy ending, don’t you?” – Witcher 3: Blood and Wine review

The story of The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine calls Geralt to a new country in the Continent (yes, that is really the name of the land in The Witcher) called Toussaint, where Geralt is tasked with hunting down an especially elusive and dangerous monster. However, as is usually the

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 The Limits of a Bluff: Prohis Review
The Limits of a Bluff: Prohis Review

Successful smugglers can only move their wares past the authorities with careful planning, deep intuition, and a sense of daring. Prohis is a three to six player card game designed around the heart-stopping moment of truth as a police officer winds his way around your cargo deciding what to inspect.

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 My creation, is it real?: Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book review
My creation, is it real?: Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book review

The Atelier series is an underdog in the JRPG world that had one particular standout performance on the PlayStation 2, and has since been a source of reliably fun, but never particularly noteworthy games.  Since the release of the PlayStation 4, the Atelier series has been relegated to the Vita

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 Loving the Other: Hitman Episode 3 review
Loving the Other: Hitman Episode 3 review

Note: The wonderful Blake Hester is on a short hiatus, so in his absence, I’ll be stepping in to cover the Hitman episodes until his return. I’m honored to follow up his excellent Hitman write-ups, which you can find here and here. Hitman is a puzzle. There’s

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 A tale worth telling twice: Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir review
A tale worth telling twice: Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir review

Not many games get a second chance at life like Odin Sphere. A PlayStation 2 role-playing game, released in the twilight years of the console’s lifetime, Odin Sphere was the topic of many whispers and rumblings, a banner-child for the cult-classics of games. With a remake two entire console

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   Jun 06, 2016 Let your little light shine: TurnOn review
Let your little light shine: TurnOn review

The power has gone out all across Electro City. It’s up to you, a tiny spark of electricity, to bring light back to the homes and businesses of the town. Will you be able to save the day? In TurnOn, you play as an electrified alien who crash lands

by Sarah Marchant
You can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review
Reviews   -   Jun 11, 2016 You can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review

Many of Kirby’s recent outings have been permutations on a formula, a series of mash-ups and experiments succeeding or failing at random. Kirby plus yarn? Meh. Kirby plus paintings? Alright. But what about Kirby-meets-giant robot mecha anime? Through adding such a ridiculous overhaul to the Kirby formula, Kirby: Planet

by Eric Van Allen
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Reviews   -   Jun 11, 2016 You can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review
You can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review

Many of Kirby’s recent outings have been permutations on a formula, a series of mash-ups and experiments succeeding or failing at random. Kirby plus yarn? Meh. Kirby plus paintings? Alright. But what about Kirby-meets-giant robot mecha anime? Through adding such a ridiculous overhaul to the Kirby formula, Kirby: Planet

by Eric Van Allen
Podcast   -   Jun 10, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: A leak problem
Gaming Trend Podcast: A leak problem

We’re mere days away from E3, but there’s already enough announcements and leaks for us to fill up a pretty hefty show for you on the GT Reboot Podcast. Eric. Kenneth, and Travis talk the future of Lego Dimensions, the potential of Watch Dogs 2’s story and

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Jun 09, 2016 “You really want a happy ending, don’t you?” – Witcher 3: Blood and Wine review
“You really want a happy ending, don’t you?” – Witcher 3: Blood and Wine review

The story of The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine calls Geralt to a new country in the Continent (yes, that is really the name of the land in The Witcher) called Toussaint, where Geralt is tasked with hunting down an especially elusive and dangerous monster. However, as is usually the

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 The Limits of a Bluff: Prohis Review
The Limits of a Bluff: Prohis Review

Successful smugglers can only move their wares past the authorities with careful planning, deep intuition, and a sense of daring. Prohis is a three to six player card game designed around the heart-stopping moment of truth as a police officer winds his way around your cargo deciding what to inspect.

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 My creation, is it real?: Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book review
My creation, is it real?: Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book review

The Atelier series is an underdog in the JRPG world that had one particular standout performance on the PlayStation 2, and has since been a source of reliably fun, but never particularly noteworthy games.  Since the release of the PlayStation 4, the Atelier series has been relegated to the Vita

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 Loving the Other: Hitman Episode 3 review
Loving the Other: Hitman Episode 3 review

Note: The wonderful Blake Hester is on a short hiatus, so in his absence, I’ll be stepping in to cover the Hitman episodes until his return. I’m honored to follow up his excellent Hitman write-ups, which you can find here and here. Hitman is a puzzle. There’s

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 A tale worth telling twice: Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir review
A tale worth telling twice: Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir review

Not many games get a second chance at life like Odin Sphere. A PlayStation 2 role-playing game, released in the twilight years of the console’s lifetime, Odin Sphere was the topic of many whispers and rumblings, a banner-child for the cult-classics of games. With a remake two entire console

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   Jun 06, 2016 Let your little light shine: TurnOn review
Let your little light shine: TurnOn review

The power has gone out all across Electro City. It’s up to you, a tiny spark of electricity, to bring light back to the homes and businesses of the town. Will you be able to save the day? In TurnOn, you play as an electrified alien who crash lands

by Sarah Marchant
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