Author: firemarth
Review: Light Tracer
Flip the Viewpoint The obvious appeal of VR is its ability to immerse the player in an environment. So, of course, a vast chunk of VR games are... Read More
Review: A Clockwork Ley-Line: The Borderline of Dusk
Clean It Up Adult games are a relative rarity in the market, and it’s fairly easy to see why. After all, including explicit content and/or getting the “dreaded”... Read More
Gamer Escape’s Top 5 Reviewed Games of 2017
Well, folks, it’s just about time to wrap up another wonderful year here at Gamer Escape! It sure was one hell of a year – Final Fantasy XIV... Read More
Quick-Look: Dead Rising 4’s Capcom Heroes Mode
The whole zombie obsession in current media has been an ironic one to me, as it’s been one that just refuses to die. Doesn’t matter the medium, from... Read More
Mega Man 11 Announced for 2018
Once one of the most popular and prolific franchises in gaming, the Mega Man series has been mostly dormant since the release of Mega Man 10 back in... Read More
XSeed Bringing Original Zwei Title Westward
Just last month, we had the chance to review the latest Falcom localization from XSeed Games, Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection. That is, if you can consider a game... Read More
Review: Tokyo Tattoo Girls
Picking and Choosing I’ve always wondered what criteria localization companies use when they choose what games to bring westward. Aside from the obvious big names and those with... Read More
Review: Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection
Throw it All in the Pot You know, at this point, I don’t know if I have much more I can say about the developer Falcom. We have... Read More
Review: Chaos;Child
Continuing the Story When it comes to sequels and series, there are a few options that a writer can take in terms of story. Probably the most common... Read More
Review: Middle-earth: Shadow of War
[Note: As this game is a direct follow up to Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, there will be some spoilers for that game in this article.] It’s a Big... Read More
Preview: Past Cure
At E3 a few months ago, we had a chance to try out a sample build of Past Cure, an upcoming title from German indie group Phantom 8... Read More
Review: Blue Reflection
Every Girl’s Dream Magical girls – a genre of entertainment that maintains widespread popularity not only in its home of Japan, but all over the world. While most... Read More
Review: Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash
[Note: Due to the fanservice-heavy nature of this game, some of the images in this article may be considered NSFW.] A New Challenge For a series that’s released... Read More
Review: Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
Dude, Not Funny The envelope of comedy can cover a massive range of themes and styles. In everything from satire to screwball, the end goal is to present... Read More
Review: Mary Skelter: Nightmares
Cashing In Desire The idea of the “obligatory sex scene” is a fairly well-known one in the realm of film. Sex sells, after all, which means Hollywood is... Read More
Review: Warriors All-Stars
Copy and Paste When designing a game, out of the slew of decisions you have to make, one of the most basic comes at the very beginning: do... Read More
PAX West 2017 Quick-Look: Middle-Earth: Shadow of War
When I’m out at gaming conventions, I usually tend to spend my time amongst the indie booths and displays from small studios. It’s usually the best way to... Read More
PAX West 2017 Quick-Look: Legrand Legacy
“A love letter to gaming’s past.” Various permutations of that phrase pop up when a developer is purposely trying to create a “retro” style title, said either by... Read More
