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Whack First! – Fight the Moles ($3.99)Ĭooking and Publishing has four releases today, and every last one of them is a burning pile of trash. Just toss it in the trash bin where it belongs and move on. Probably a template flip, but I can’t be bothered to search for it. I guess enough people bought the previous generic platformer, so now we get another one.

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This one got some good reviews on other platforms, so if you like the sound of it, feel free to dive in. There’s a lot of optional stuff to do if you feel like poking around and seeing what you can turn up. You have a camera and part of the game involves taking pictures of the strange denizens of the woods. So yeah, explore that forest, solve those puzzles, and enjoy the trippy happenings. He finds himself in a bizarre forest and needs to solve its mysteries to escape. Moonrise Fall ($9.99)Īn exploration puzzle game where a boy is involved in a car crash that kills both of his parents. That’s as far as I can take you with this one. Reviews on other platforms haven’t exactly been glowing, but they’re not bad either. I do know that it features plenty of puzzles to solve, a lot of psychological weirdness, and enough jump scares to make Shaun hide in the dryer for a week. This is a first-person horror game, and regular readers know that isn’t exactly my kind of thing. It looks promising, but I haven’t had a chance to play it yet so I can’t make any guarantees. There are a few different modes to play, and you can also bring in a buddy via local multiplayer.

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As you play you’ll earn XP and resources you can use to upgrade your ship. In addition to your own shots, you can throw chunks of the environment or reflect enemy attacks back at them. It reminds me of Super Stardust, because the levels are all small planetoids. This is kind of a neat spin on the usual twin-stick shooter.

I’ll have a review of this one for you soon, but if you like the arcade game you don’t have too much to fear. The emulation seems to have some mild issues, and there’s no online leaderboard or anything.

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It’s the usual wrapper we’ve seen in many of Ratalaika’s other emulation projects, but with a full range of dip switch options for those who want to tinker around with such things. Jaleco’s arcade classic, perhaps these days best known for its excellent Game Boy conversion, gets the Ratalaika Games treatment. Is that enough for a double dip for those who have Flashback? Ehn, I’ll leave that to you to decide. The second volume has Turrican 3 for Amiga, Mega Turrican and Mega Turrican Director’s Cut for the Genesis, and Super Turrican 2 and Super Turrican 1 Score Attack for Super NES. The first volume has Turrican and Turrican 2‘s Amiga versions, Super Turrican and Super Turrican Director’s Cut for Super NES, and Mega Turrican Score Attack for the Genesis. Those have finally shipped to those who ordered, so here we are with digital versions of them. At the same time, Strictly Limited Games was selling two volumes with even more Turrican games as physical editions. ININ Games released Turrican Flashback some time ago, which had a nice selection of Turrican games, if not necessarily a complete one. Yeah, this is a similar situation to the whole Space Invaders Forever/Invincible Collection thing from a while back. It looks like this game leans into the darker themes that are sometimes associated with the brand, and I can only hope that it is everything Digimon fans have been hoping it would be. Anyway, this is a blend of visual novel and turn-based tactical RPG, which is a blend I tend to associate with Sakura Wars more than anything. Your feeling about it will determine if this one is for you or will send you screaming for the hills. Take a gander at that wild UI in the screenshot.

I could have picked a screenshot that just showed something from a cutscene, but I wanted to be honest about this. Early reviews on this one are very promising, and I hope to add my own review to the pile if things line up right. Offering more than one hundred hours of adventure, this game takes you through a massive world full of sights to see and characters to meet. Here it is, the latest in the massive Xenoblade Chronicles series. New Releases Xenoblade Chronicles 3 ($59.99) Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack subscribers will also be able to enjoy them. If you’ve already bought the Booster Course Pass, you’re all set to grab these when they go up next Thursday. There’s even a completely new course in the form of Sky-High Sundae. You can watch the video to see which ones, but fan favorite courses like Waluigi Pinball and Kalimari Desert are among them. That will be next week, on August 4th, when the next set of eight tracks hits the game. Time for another pack of courses for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe‘s Booster Course Pass.