The cult classic is back on PS4 and Nintendo Switch!
Author: Toby Andersen
Critic, Feature Writer at fingerguns.net
Fan of JRPGs, indies, cyberpunk, cel-shading, epic narrative games of any genre. Tends to get overhyped, then bitterly disappointed. Author of the Overlords novels https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07KPQQTXY/
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