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Naoko Cole

Naoko is the resident voice on puzzle games. Cites speedrunning communities as the formative influence. Speaks four languages, plays games in two of them.

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Reign Hit Gamescom Before Strive&#folio-qpuh-gsnf;s New Patch Settled

A focused competitive read on Guilty Gear Strive after the latest balance changes.

2026-06-12

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47 in One World, and Every Kill Feels Like the First

HITMAN World of Assassination lands somewhere between comfort food and genuine surprise, depending on what you expect from the genre.

2026-06-12

Articles by Naoko Cole

Reviews

Ichiban Keeps Dreaming Even When the Game Lets Him Down

A practical verdict on Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, from combat feel and structure to the moments that linger after the credits.

2026-06-12