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■ The manga-inspired is a tricky platformer with impressive combat mechanics. But rather’s platforming comes from the fact that unexplored areas are hidden. So until you find them you don’t know they’re there. The game’s equally well-worked combat lets you perform different attacks based on how long you press the fire button, and there are collectable ranged weapons too.

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