Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon Review
Nights of Azure 2 is a beautiful night that somehow only requires a passing glance.
Author: Matt Eakins
Matt has been an avid gamer since he first ventured to Zebes in Super Metroid. If he's not there, he's probably racking his mind over a puzzler, running through a JRPG, or grinding Dark Souls again. You can find him at your local bookstore, disc golf course, or friendly Smash Bros. tournament otherwise. With a background in Linguistics and Creative Writing, he loves writing about anything from gaming to semiotics.
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