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The latest Famitsu review scores for the week of September 6, 2023 are as follows:

[Review] Blasphemous II

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Blasphemous II review

System: Switch
Release date: August 24, 2023
Developer: The Game Kitchen
Publisher: Team17


Blasphemous was a smash hit when it released in 2019, two years after a highly successful Kickstarter campaign. Two years after the first game wrapped up with The Wounds of Eventide DLC, developer The Game Kitchen is back with this direct sequel. At this point you probably know if the Soulslike Metroidvania genre is one you enjoy, and Blasphemous II won’t be changing your mind. However, it stands out from the crowd and is a marked improvement on the original game, and one I would definitely recommend that you pick up if you’re on the fence.

Gravity Game Arise have revealed their lineup for Tokyo Game Show 2023 via their official website. A number of their listed titles will be launching on Switch, including Alterium Shift and River Tails: Stronger Together.

Check out the full lineup as posted on their website below:

LEVEL-5’s TGS 2023 lineup

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LEVEL-5 have revealed their lineup for the 2023 Tokyo Game Show. They’ll be showcasing games that were originally revealed in the February 2023 Nintendo Direct, including FANTASY LIFE i, DECAPOLICE, and Professor Layton and The New World of Steam.

Here’s the full lineup, courtesy of Gematsu:

Just starting out in Sea of Stars? We’ve put together a small, spoiler-free guide of tips and tricks to help you get started as you explore the game.

System: Switch
Release date: August 16, 2023
Developer: Deconstructeam
Publisher: Devolver Digital


It’s not uncommon these days to see a game with a choice-based narrative, which allows players to engage with the story on a deeper level by placing themselves in the role of the character they play as, allowing them to shape that character’s personality and interaction as they see fit with little regard for the consequences: if you make the wrong choice, you can reload and try again, or make another choice to steer yourself back to the ending that you want. But it’s rare to find a game that doesn’t clearly signpost which choices are the “right” and “wrong” ones, and instead lets you decide for yourself and force you to live with the consequences, whatever they may be. The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, developed by Deconstructeam, lets you take fate into your own hands, for better or worse, in a way that results in a highly personal experience that has as much meaning as you choose to give it.

The wait for Pikmin 4 was unexpectedly long. When the game was first revealed by Miyamoto in 2015 it was said to be “close to completion” but after this it wouldn’t be until eight years later that we would finally see the game released on Switch.

Now that we’ve all had time to venture out into the world of PNF-404, let’s take a closer look at the latest installment in the Pikmin franchise, what it brings to the series, and what this could mean for the future.

A new update has been announced for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk. Simply titled “Patch 1” this brings a variety of additions to the game, including a new minigame for your Flip Phone, Micro Boy. The usual bug fixes are also included.

Full details for the patch can be found below.

Hamster has announced Kadash as the latest Arcade Archives game on Switch. A worldwide release is planned for August 31, 2023.

An Action RPG first released by Taito in 1989, in Kadash the player chooses one of the four heroes and sets out on a journey to rescue Princess Sarasa. NPCs you meet along the way will provide hints on your next course of action, encouraging players to interact with them.

Arcade Archives Kadash will cost $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29 on the Switch eShop.

Vampire Survivors review

System: Switch
Release date: August 17, 2023
Developer: Poncle
Publisher: Poncle


Every now and then a game will be released that breaks away from the labels that we use to define titles and will become a thing entirely unto itself. Vampire Survivors is one such game, having been met with massive success when it first launched last year. Part rogue-like, part bullet-hell, and entirely self-contained, it has already inspired several other titles that have tried to capture its unique magic. It is magic, I am very pleased to say, that is a perfect fit for the Switch, and a game that is more than worth your time.


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