The Sealed Ampoule Review (Switch)
While The Sealed Ampoule deserves some merit for its unique, trippy take on the roguelite, it is ultimately held back by some questionable gameplay design.
Category: Rated “OK”
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Pac-Man World Re-Pac Review (Switch)
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