Jeff Ramos

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 28, 2020

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Smash all your bros, who are just different Kirbys

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 27, 2019

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A “whodunit” waiting to happen

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 18, 2019

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The originator is back at it again

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 17, 2019

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Everything zen? I think so!

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 10, 2019

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Even the item menu has a dark backstory

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 5, 2019

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The devs call it a “pin brawler”

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Jeff Ramos·Aug 15, 2019

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Keep rollin’, rollin’, rollin’, rollin’

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Jeff Ramos·Aug 12, 2019

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The latest from Zachtronics is not a puzzle game, but a visual novel

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Jeff Ramos·Feb 12, 2019

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Roguelites teach their lessons in often devastating ways, and Slay the Spire is no different. Each new run can feel punishing and, at times, unfair. It wasn’t until I learned how to trim the fat and come up with counterintuitive deck ideas that I really started falling in love with the game.

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Jeff Ramos·Sep 12, 2018

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Only ’80s and ’90s kids will remember this

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Jeff Ramos·Jan 23, 2018

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With everything I've played so far, Dragon Ball FighterZ made me feel as powerful and unstoppable as one of the series' lauded heroes. .

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Jeff Ramos·Aug 24, 2017

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Fresh ideas overshadowed by embarrassing aesthetics

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Jeff Ramos·Jul 21, 2017

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Do we really need another MOBA? Developer Motiga makes a strong argument that we do