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Robert Allen

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Podcast Host at Tech-Gaming.Com

Since 2007, Tech-Gaming is your destination for insightful reviews and new release information. No one knows JRPGs, SRPGs, STGs, and indies like us!

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  • 2 weeks ago | tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen

    In Grit and Valor – 1949, the axis powers weren’t defeated in 1945. In the game’s dystopian alternaverse, the fascists continued, building towering, diesel-drinking mechs that are razing Europe. After stealing a few iron walkers from their fleet, the resistance plans to transport a EMT weapon deep into enemy territory, thwarting their ambitions. Smartly, Grit and Valor doesn’t bombard players with exposition.

  • 3 weeks ago | tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen

    Vampire Survivors-inspired games are abundant on Steam. As such, any new entry in the bullet heaven genre needs to inject at least one innovative hook. For Wildkeepers Rising, that means the integration of Guardians. After being collected, these wild creatures march alongside your Wildkeeper, dispensing a variety of useful abilities. As an Early Access title, Lioncode Games (Mech Armada) effort exposes a few balancing issues, with twenty-minute timed runs growing stagnant before the halfway mark.

  • 3 weeks ago | tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen

    2021’s Dark Deity wasn’t perfect, but the title demonstrated that a plucky indie studio like Sword & Axe could craft an absorbing Fire Emblem-style tactical role-playing game. Although the sequel has its own share of faults, Dark Deity 2 builds on the robust foundations of its predecessor, introducing players to a new generation of heroes.

  • 3 weeks ago | tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen

    Despite turning half a century old next year, Breakout resists retirement. Following Adam Nickerson’s respectable 2022 reimagining of the property, Choice Provisions’ figuratively (and literally) puts their own spin on the brick-breaking property. Breakout Beyond’s campaign tasks players with punching through 72 novelty-filled stages before unlocking an endless mode and an accompanying leaderboard.

  • 3 weeks ago | tech-gaming.com | Robert Allen

    This week, seek revenge against double-dealing witches in All in Abyss: Judge the Fake, slide across the icy surfaces of Snow Bros 2. Special, or follow The Maiden of the Cursed Sword’s trek in Battlefield Waltz.

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Me, paying $80 to play Kirby at the end of August. https://t.co/BVonWLeI3j

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23 Apr 25

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves offers engaging fights, but everything from the lackluster story mode to the clumsy menus feels like they were outsourced to different teams. https://t.co/2U45zc4ySL