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by Matt
April 26, 2022
JRPG/Kemco/Nintendo Switch/Reviews

Review: Legend of Ixtona (Nintendo Switch)

I knew what I was getting when I stepped into Legend of Ixtona. It is a Kemco game, after all, and that means Z-grade storytelling and the cheapest of presentational standards. However, as a life-long fan of tactics JRPGs, I wasn’t going to pass up on this one either. I was expecting something akin to the standards of the very…

Review: Legend of Ixtona (Nintendo Switch)

April 26, 2022
JRPG/Kemco/Nintendo Switch/Reviews

I knew what I was getting when I stepped into Legend of Ixtona. It is a Kemco game, after all, and that means Z-grade storytelling and the cheapest of presentational standards. However, as a life-long fan of tactics JRPGs, I wasn’t going to pass up on this one either. I…

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