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Demonschool Review — Extra Dead-itDemonschool first caught my eye a few months ago, with a bit of promotional material popping up on Steam that immediately convinced me it was going to be my kind of game. After all, what’s not to love in the promise of a highly stylized, character-driven, school-life-style RPG about demon hunting? The premise was promising, […] The post Demonschool Review — Extra Dead-it appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

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Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Early Access ReviewThere is an ever-growing genre of games set not in the perspective of the typical fantasy adventurer but from that of the person who runs the shops that sell heroes their magical weapons and ever-so-important gear. It’s not hard to see why. It’s an appealing twist on the store-simulation genre, taking all of the fun […] The post Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Early Access Review appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

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Vivid World Review — Kawaii Demon SlayingI don’t know what you call the visual aesthetic of this game—moe, kawaii, something like Hello Kitty meets the Grim Reaper—but I love it. Vivid World is a unique title that combines roguelike dungeon crawling, deckbuilding, and autobattlers into one surprisingly cohesive package with, as I said, a really good and really cute visual identity […] The post Vivid World Review — Kawaii Demon Slaying appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

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Sanatorium – A Mental Asylum Simulator Review — Ice Baths and StraightjacketsSanatorium – A Mental Asylum Simulator is a game with an incredibly interesting premise. Stepping into the shoes of a 1920s mental-health doctor (sort of), you’re challenged with the day-by-day process of diagnosing and treating new patients, managing dwindling hospital supplies, and using your knowledge of outdated medicine to climb the hospital ranks, all while […] The post Sanatorium – A Mental Asylum Simulator Review — Ice Baths and Straightjackets appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

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Dispatch Review — HeroicIf you’re familiar with my broader publication of writing, you might have seen an opinion piece I wrote in which I stated my excitement for Dispatch. In this piece, I talked not only about the game’s star-studded cast but the incredible animation, how the game seemed to be thoughtfully designed around a true choose-your-own-adventure path, […] The post Dispatch Review — Heroic appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

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Winter Burrow Review — Little Mouse, Big WinterThere are quite a few similarities and repeating themes in farming and crafting games, particularly those in the genre defined by trendsetters like Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley. Oftentimes, these games follow a familiar story: something has driven you, the player character, from the hustle and bustle of city life into the countryside. Usually, this […] The post Winter Burrow Review — Little Mouse, Big Winter appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

Game Reviews – Try Hard GuidesNov 12

Amanda the Adventurer lore: Full timeline and story, explained With the Amanda the Adventurer trilogy now complete, there's a lot to ponder over when it comes to Hameln's intentions, the Anomaly's purpose, and understanding what happened to the show's creator, Sam Colton. No longer are theories needed, for (almost) everything has been answered in the world of Amanda the Adventurer . But if you need a refresher or are looking for a rundown on what we've learned across this indie horror trilogy, here's the answers to the biggest questions in Amanda the Adventurer . Table of contents The entire Amanda the Adventurer story, summarized What is Hameln? What happened to Sam and Rebecca Colton? What is the Anomaly? Who is Wooly? What is Shepherd? Who is Chicken Scratch? Amanda the Adventurer timeline, summarized The entire Amanda the Adventurer story, summarized Image by MANGLEDmaw Games Riley Park inherits her aunt Kate's house and with it came recordings of the Amanda the Adventurer show that was cancelled years prior. Riley's involvement continues Kate's legacy to find and rescue star of the show, Rebecca Colton. The first game ends with Riley destroying the television and Kate's house being burnt down, but that was only the beginning. A masked figure, later confirmed to be Joanne Cook (friend of Kate), leads Riley to Kensdale Public Library. The goal shifts from understanding what's going on to the destruction of all Amanda the Adventurer tapes. Similar to Kate's goal, Joanne wants to figure out what happened to her brother who mysteriously disappeared, like other children in Kensdale. Image by MANGLEDmaw Games While the community grew concerned over the strange and otherworldly effects the show had on their kids, Hameln continued to push their safe narrative. The missing children were being lured into their arms by Amanda's words. Their goal? To build a bridge from the Darkness into our reality, using children as the guiding vessel. Hameln is long gone by the time Riley comes in, yet someone had a hand in Kate's mysterious accident. Joanne destroys a tape but angers Shepherd, Wooly's monstrous form. Riley retreats into the secret hatch behind Kate's office. Image by MANGLEDmaw Games The shocking thing is that the missing children weren't taken very far. Hidden directly underneath the Kensdale Library was a maximum-security facility for Hameln employees to experiment on the stolen children, implanting the entity in Rebecca which would fuse with her, later spawning the Colton Anomaly. Riley works at restoring Rebecca's memories by reminding Amanda of her childhood. Rebecca remembers her father and best friend, Maggie. Riley is then allowed to enter the chamber to free Rebecca after two decades of captivity. By breaking the last tape , both Rebecca and the Anomaly are whole again. What is Hameln? Image via Amanda the Adventurer Wiki Hameln is a façade. On the surface, Hameln appears as a Media Company, but their true intentions are far more nefarious than corporate greed. A cultist background, Hameln are a group called the Curtain. Obsessed with the Unseen, the Curtain wanted to "return to Darkness," bringing the Unseen into the Light. Hameln's name and logo is a direct reference to the Pied Piper, luring children away to punish their parents. But, the Curtain's true intentions was to harbor entities inside malleable children so that they may control said entities. Screenshot by Destructoid Only Amanda and Wooly have blatant links to the entities, where sigils (Kate called this "energy transfers") were used to both summon and entrap the Unseen, much like demonic possession. However, the child's mind had to be trapped too, where Rebecca was purposely experimented on and placed into an induced coma. Her body aged while her mind stayed childlike. All child subjects were tested on and placed inside the show, their bodies fed with their favorite food to ensure neither avatar or child died. The googly eyes that represent the show's mise en scène are the missing kids, breathing and reacting to Amanda's words. What happened to Sam and Rebecca Colton? Screenshot by Destructoid We finally got confirmation on what happened to Sam and Rebecca Colton. Sam breaks out of his prison disguised a kid's bedroom after hearing the authorization code to this room. He tries to take Rebecca with him, but his escape attempt backfired. The Anomaly broke through Rebecca's neuropsychic system (the connection between the mind and nervous system), appearing like a twisted form of the Amanda avatar from the show. Sam Colton is killed in the blast, where the Anomaly disappeared into the facility's infrastructure, wreaking havoc on any Hameln employee that upset Amanda. Screenshot by Destructoid The leading star of the show, Rebecca, was taken, experimented on, and tricked into harboring an entity to do Hameln's bidding. But her avatar, Amanda, wasn't controllable. The Anomaly attacked if Amanda perceived any action towards her as harmful, resulting in injuries and deaths in Hameln's facility. Hameln then swapped the plan to destroying the tapes, so to sever the link between Rebecca and the Anomaly. What is the Anomaly? Screenshot by Destructoid The Anomaly is an unnamed entity, perhaps one of the mentioned names in the games: Bael, Paimon, Baalam, Belial, Mara, or Iblis. The Anomaly existed exclusively in Rebecca's mind, having being placed there in a summoning ritual when she was only seven years old. It wasn't until Sam tried to save his daughter that the Anomaly managed to escape from Rebecca's mind, taking a physical form in the real world. We assume this is what Hameln wanted, but the connection between host and parasite was far too strong. Hameln didn't predict that the Anomaly would react as if it was Rebecca. Who is Wooly? Screenshot by Destructoid Wooly is a Hameln employee called Marcus Moutman. Hired onto the Pneumatransference Department, Marcus signed his death wish incredibly early on in his career. Rather than being manipulated at a young age like Rebecca, Marcus actively chose to hand over his mind, body, and soul to Hameln. It seems like Marcus didn't fully know what he was signing up to or that he wasn't an active member of the Curtain. Rather, Marcus came across as a man that wanted to do big things and be remembered for it. While many thought (and rightly so) that Wooly was a wolf in sheep's clothing, the man behind the avatar was more of a placid people-pleaser. But much like Rebecca, Marcus would soon forget who he was and fall victim to the more aggressive, short-tempered side of the Shepherd. Marcus eventually let the Shepherd fully take over as he probably realized he wasted his years, got left behind, and is just as trapped as Rebecca. He destroys his avatar, and in turn, himself. What is Shepherd? Screenshot by Destructoid Shepherd was an experiment conducted by Hameln scientists to create a more controllable setting inside Amanda the Adventurer. The goal was to destroy all tapes that featured the Amanda avatar so that the Anomaly no longer acted as if itself and Rebecca were one and the same. I believe Shepherd was single-handedly the reason behind Kate's car crash. What I can't work out is how Kate's final words recorded on cassette ended up inside the TV show and why there's a secret hatch to Hameln's facility behind her office. Unless this was all an attempt to get Riley and Joanne here so that Shepherd could destroy the remaining tapes? Who is Chicken Scratch? Screenshot by Destructoid Chicken Scratch is the name given to the Opossum character in Amanda the Adventurer. Neither Amanda or Wooly recognize him, hinting that his appearance is unexpected. The Opossum is Jordan Cook, Joanne's missing younger brother. We learnt about Joanne in the first game, who sent a letter to Kate, looking for help with finding Jordan. The strongest evidence that Jordan is Chicken Scratch is in Amanda the Adventurer 2 's secret cutscene for the true ending. This short scene shows that the Opossum recognizes Joanne's voice on the walkie-talkie and calls out to her. I assume the reason he can't talk well is so Jordan cannot reach out to Joanne as she was trying to find him. Hameln knew about Kate's investigations and took out anyone who got close to the truth. A question that remains is why Jordan has the animated character of the Opossum, where other children present as mere googly eyes, unable to talk or move. The monitors near the pod room in Hameln's facility indicate that staff were observing the integrity of a subject. If they were able to adjust these like video game modifiers, it could explain why Jordan cannot talk and only appears on a handful of tapes. Screenshot by Destructoid Both Wooly and Amanda had monster versions of their avatar, demonstrated by the recurring sigils on pods and inside the Chapel. Jordan's pod was in the same room as the other subjects, so how did he have a physical avatar in the show? Screenshot by Destructoid We theorize the only reason Chicken Scratch (AKA Opossum/Jordan Cook) had an avatar while the other kids appeared as eyes fixed onto inanimate objects was because they weren't as obedient as Jordan. Hameln likely reduced their avatars to eyes only. Surely Amanda the Adventurer would have had other characters when the show was most popular, meaning other children should have had avatars. We know children like Lauren and Jordan were subjects and that Hameln could terminate the life support whenever they wanted, as Shepherd's attack in the pod room sucked the life out of Chicken Scratch and all eyes (including on all future tapes) became empty. Amanda the Adventurer timeline, summarized Screenshot by Destructoid 1999 - Sam Colton creates the live-action show of Amanda the Adventurer, starring his adopted daughter, Rebecca as Amanda. It's a hit in Kensdale, with Sam appearing on local news and at Kensdale Public Library to promote it. 2000 - Hameln buys the rights to Amanda the Adventurer and turns it into an animated programme. 2001 - Sam Colton goes missing. 2001-2002 - Jordan Cook goes missing. 4th November, 2002 - Karla Aldeli goes missing. 8th March, 2002 - Rebecca signs a contract with Hameln without a guardian present, resulting in her losing autonomy. Mid 2002 - Rebecca is infected with the Anomaly at age seven, courtesy of the Meatman/Butcher (Hameln surgeon). 4th April, 2003 - Colton Anomaly incident . Sam Colton escapes his room in the Hameln maximum-security facility in an attempt to rescue Rebecca. Because the avatar of Amanda already existed and Rebecca was likely already in a comatose state, Sam's interference caused a surge of energy, manifesting the physical form of the Anomaly (Amanda's monster). Sam dies from the impact. Mid 2003 - Hameln goes bankrupt, a result of the increasing concerns from the community over the missing children. A representative does damage control, claiming the adverse reactions from the show are in a select few of children and asks parents to return any recordings of Amanda the Adventurer (so that they can destroy them). 12th June, 2003 - Lauren Matthews goes missing. 2003 - Kate starts her investigation into Hameln. Joanne Cook reaches out about her missing brother, Jordan. Kate, Caroline, and David start Occult Research Meetings to discuss their findings. 10th October, 2003 - Shepherd is created with Marcus Moutman as the experiment subject. Wooly is added to Amanda the Adventurer. 2013 - Unnamed protagonist (presumably David) breaks into Hameln facility and is shot. 2017 - Kate, Caroline, and Peter's supposed final Occult Research Meeting. Kate heavily implied on her car crash audio recording that Caroline and Peter were killed too. February 2023 - Kate leaves a goodbye letter for Riley. 2023 - Riley inherits Kate's house and finds an Amanda the Adventurer tape in the attic. She follows Joanne Cook to Kensdale Public Library and discovers Hameln's underground facility behind Kate's office. Joanne is killed by Shepherd. Riley restores Rebecca's memories and opens her pod where she frees herself from the Anomaly by breaking the last tape. Based on the timeline, Rebecca should be approximately 27 years old in Amanda the Adventurer 3 . The post Amanda the Adventurer lore: Full timeline and story, explained appeared first on Destructoid .

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All Amanda the Adventurer 3 secret tapes and where to find them Being a part of Amanda the Adventurer 's world means you're already used to hunting down its secret tapes. Just like Amanda's scavenger hunt, we're back searching for the final secret tapes to help make sense of what exactly happened to Rebecca Colton. The final piece to solving the grand Amanda the Adventurer puzzle is to find those four colorful secret tapes. Dotted across the two chapters, the secret tapes help provide answers in the ongoing mystery that centers around the nefarious Hameln. But now we're at the end of the line and with Rebecca's rescue in sight, here's where to find all secret tapes in Amanda the Adventurer 3 . Table of contents Amanda the Adventurer 3: Secret tape locations First tape Second tape Third tape Fourth tape Amanda the Adventurer 3: Secret tape locations There are four secret tapes in Amanda the Adventurer 3 . The game kindly keeps track of your progress in the main menu, but doesn't tell you how many you need to get the true ending. You can refer to the credits and count the redacted sections to tell you how many tapes are left to find. First tape Screenshot by Destructoid This tape is the same one we saw the unnamed protagonist in the prologue place in a folder box. But the box is no longer in the pod room. Now directly next to the television when Riley enters the facility, you must restore Rebecca's memory of the amusement park to get the code 75820. Input this five digit code into Blabbo Bot. The audio log left by Hameln employee Cara reveals the folder box code is 4307 . Use it to get the first tape and learn what happened to Sam Colton. Second tape Screenshot by Destructoid The next tape is obtained inside the pod room. You have to match the subjects' favorite food by referring to the Workstation Memo on the corkboard outside of Sam Colton's room. Assign the food from inside the fridge to the correct pod based on the last two digits listed on the right-hand side of said pod. It should go as follows: Chocolate cake - 01 (Error pod) Ham and cheese sandwich - 02 (Power line) Sashimi - 03 (Sun/Circle) Hamburger - 04 (House) Mint Chocolate Chip Icecream - 05 (Flower) Milk - 06 (Cloud) Pizza - 07 (Tree) Salad - 08 (Bin) Return to the fridge to get this secret tape and watch the news broadcast on how Amanda the Adventurer got cancelled. Third tape Screenshot by Destructoid Find Marcus Moutman's Access Card on the bench next to Blabbo Bot when you're inside the Chapel. Input his ID number 61318 into Blabbo. The clearest hint that this is Wooly is the emphasis placed on the word "bad" (like a sheep baaing) as Blabbo offers a clue towards getting the next tape. Insert the When I'm Grown Up tape and answer " MARCUS " when Amanda asks " What do you want to be if you grow up? " The secret tape then spawns on the bench. We finally have the real name and face of the mysterious Wooly. Fourth tape Screenshot by Destructoid The final tape is obtained inside the Chapel, where you must find and place the four candles on the matching podiums that's surrounding the television set and monitors. First, complete When I'm Grown Up tape by clicking on the mirrors in the hallway when they show the correct reflection of Maggie. The mirrors shatter at the end of the tape if completed correctly, rewarding you with the code: 4739 . This unlocks the Chapel, where you get the remaining candles you need to unlock the fourth and final tape. The final piece of lore is the Hameln press conference, where a representative does damage control over the adverse side effects Amanda the Adventurer has had on children and asks parents to hand over any tapes of the show (to destroy them). The post All Amanda the Adventurer 3 secret tapes and where to find them appeared first on Destructoid .

Indie Archives – DestructoidNov 10

Amanda the Adventurer 3 story and endings, explained With only one place to go in Amanda the Adventurer 3 , Riley descends into Hameln's facility, located directly underneath the Kensdale Public Library. Why Kate Park (Riley's aunt) had a secret hatch that led straight here—I don't know—but we're on the home stretch to finding Rebecca Colton. While I still have questions regarding Hameln's true intentions, many Amanda the Adventurer mysteries are now answered, with theories both confirmed and denied. So, let's get into everything we learned from playing Amanda the Adventurer 3 . Warning for spoilers throughout. Table of contents Amanda the Adventurer 3 story, explained Prologue Subjects Shepherd Memories Amanda the Adventurer 3 endings, explained Default ending True ending Amanda the Adventurer 3 story, explained Prologue Image by MANGLEDmaw Games Amanda the Adventurer 3 takes a surprising turn as we move away from Riley in the prologue. Taking place 10 years prior to Riley's story, we follow a nameless intruder breaking into Hameln's maximum security facility. After randomly stumbling upon a Level 4 Clearance Access Card, he discovers the pod room. This room houses eight pods, each holding a "subject" inside. It's unknown whether more of these exist as the facility has multiple floors, accessible via the elevator, which is separate to the hatch Riley used to reach Hameln at the end of Amanda the Adventurer 2 . The pods are clearly active, with levers lining the walls, and a control room used to create backups. It seems this room is used to make copies of Amanda the Adventurer show, which in theory would replicate Rebecca's mind over and over again, spreading her soul across tapes. Strangely, there are more googly eyes than ever (presumably captured children) in these older recordings of the show. Image by MANGLEDmaw Games I believe the unnamed protagonist here is David, a member of Kate's group who went missing during their investigation into Hameln Entertainment. The group started looking into Hameln in 2003 and had their last meeting in 2017. As the series takes place in 2023, this would place the prologue's event in 2013. If correct, David's disappearance is explained inside the prologue, where he was shot three times by Hameln Happiness Protectors. The prologue happened 10 years after the Colton Anomaly incident. This incident inspired Hameln to create Shepherd in October 2003, where details were mentioned on the monitors during Amanda's scavenger hunt in the prologue. We can then assume Hameln vanished because of the Anomaly, who injured and killed staff whenever Amanda felt threatened. Hameln tried to contain Shepherd near Kensdale water treatment infrastructure, but he escaped and must be the reason for Kate's car crash. Subjects Screenshot by Destructoid We re-join Riley exploring the facility, finding the same pods from the prologue. Solving Amanda's usual puzzles and finding those mysterious secret tapes, we uncover the cult-y underbelly of Hameln. Wanting to go back to Darkness, Hameln called themselves the Curtain. They wanted to unlock the powers of the Unseen, using the innocent, malleable, and susceptible minds of children to harbor entities within their thoughts so the Curtain may safely guide them into reality. Screenshot by Destructoid The facility captured children and called them subjects. A child would initially be kept in rooms, where we can see drawings sprawled across the office cubicles and plushies atop employee desks. Hameln attached personality traits to each subject to help them determine whether one was easier to control than others. While I strongly believe two of these subjects were Lauren Matthews (disappeared 6/12/03, I also believe this is subject XF582KB-02) and Karla Aldeli (disappeared 11/04/02), the pod with an error message on it has to be Jordan Cook, Joanne's younger brother. He went missing two years prior to Kate's investigation, likely placing his disappearance in 2002. Screenshot by Destructoid It's a wonder how Jordan had a physical form in the tapes as he wasn't around prior to Riley's Kensdale Public Library visit (and neither Amanda or Wooly recognize him). Perhaps Jordan appeared because his sister was near, or maybe he only features on the tapes closest to Hameln's facility. The awful truth is Jordan was likely XF582KB-01, a subject trapped inside a pod which Shepherd came in and destroyed. Now all googly eyes in the show are vacant, lifeless, and unmoving, no longer breathing and reacting to Amanda and Wooly's words. A small piece of lore that ties the games together is by finding Sam Colton's room. You can open it using the authorization code that was on a secret tape from Amanda the Adventurer 2 . This tape shows Sam being recorded and forced to read off a script that Hameln created to trick Rebecca into thinking she's safe and to explain why her father isn't around anymore. The script, camcorder, and purple elephant plushie are inside this room, confirming this is where Sam was held captive. This goes hand-in-hand with the first tape in this game, where Sam escaped to find Rebecca, resulting in the Colton Anomaly. Screenshot by Destructoid The Anomaly incident occurred on April 8, 2003. Sam Colton used the authorization code of an employee to escape his room in the facility. He attempted to rescue Rebecca but the bond between herself and the Anomaly was too strong. Sam's interference caused tremors, followed by the Anomaly's first appearance. Sam suffered fatal injuries and died at the scene. Hameln believed an energy surge from Rebecca's neuropsychic system (the link between brain and nervous system) created the Anomaly. Instead of containing the Anomaly, Hameln prioritized keeping the Colton Asset (Rebecca) contained through Shepherd. Shepherd Screenshot by Destructoid A huge part of Amanda the Adventurer 3 's story is learning who Wooly is. We finally get the reveal and I couldn't have been more wrong. Wooly is a Hameln employee called Marcus Moutman. A devoted employee who transferred to Hameln's Pneumatransference Department, Marcus spent 19 years keeping Amanda contained. Hameln theorized that the destruction of the tapes would be needed to regain control over the Anomaly and to sever the connection between it and the Colton Asset (Rebecca). But Hameln didn't foresee how the Anomaly would become a part of Rebecca. Hameln replicated the Anomaly successfully with the Shepherd program, where Marcus became Wooly with the singular goal to destroy any tape that had Amanda on it. No longer recognizing himself, Marcus would come to hate his ghoulish reflection as he was left behind by the company to do the Curtain's bidding forever. Screenshot by Destructoid Shepherd became just as much as a problem as the Anomaly, both being incredibly aggressive and dangerous. While Marcus was sent in to control Amanda as Hameln worked towards destroying the tapes, it would soon backfire as time went on, for Amanda had to keep Wooly calm so Shepherd didn't harm others. Memories Screenshot by Destructoid The main goal in Amanda the Adventurer 3 is to help Rebecca regain her memories, to restore who she was. This is the exact opposite of what Wooly and Hameln wanted, choosing instead to destroy all tapes while keeping Rebecca confined. The destruction of all tapes wasn't feasible for years because Kate made her own recordings. It’s only when Rebecca remembers her father and her best friend that Wooly's grip begins to loosen. Having forgotten himself after the years of being Hameln's puppet, Wooly loses control and erases everything that made him Marcus. Marcus Moutman is gone, leaving the uncontrollable and vengeful Shepherd behind. Amanda the Adventurer 3 endings, explained Default ending Screenshot by Destructoid By restoring Rebecca's memory, Amanda brings Riley directly to her chamber to free Rebecca. Sigils are sprawled across her pod, the same markings we saw inside the Chapel. Rebecca is saved, but it's too late for Marcus. Having failed his mission, Shepherd enters the room to take Rebecca out once and for all. But the Anomaly appears and battled with Shepherd. Both fall (presumably to their death) as Rebecca tells us she'll never be whole again. True ending Screenshot by Destructoid The only difference in this ending is to find all four secret tapes. This alters the last cutscene where Riley rescues Rebecca. Rather than a dramatic showdown between Anomaly and Shepherd, the Anomaly enters the room covered in blood and has lost an arm. The Shepherd is nowhere to be seen. Rebecca takes the final tape off Riley and snaps it in half, sending the Anomaly back to whatever dimension it came from. Rebecca is whole again and the Anomaly surely returned to its true form, no longer affected by Rebecca's consciousness. The post Amanda the Adventurer 3 story and endings, explained appeared first on Destructoid .

Indie Archives – DestructoidNov 10

Double Dragon Revive Review — A Little Less DragonWhen I was younger, we had these things called arcade cabinets. I was born a bit after the boom of full-blown arcades, but during a time when you could still find a healthy collection of machines in your local pizza shop or laundromat. I still fondly remember the days of waiting on a Round Table […] The post Double Dragon Revive Review — A Little Less Dragon appeared first on Try Hard Guides .

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