Fat Princess Adventures review for PS4
A fun hack and slasher that retains the charm of the original games, but may not appeal to fans.
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The Warriors franchise equivalent of “All killer, no filler.”
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Non-fans (and probably fans, too, for that matter) need not apply.
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