Category: Review
Review: Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue
Here’s the thing. This isn’t the first time I’ve encountered visual novels as a reviewer or as a gamer. Admittedly, most of the titles that I’ve come up... Read More
Review: Iron Harvest
Which flavor do you like your strategy game in? Do you lean on the turn-based side, with the Fire Emblems and Disgaeas of the world? Or perhaps you... Read More
Review: No Straight Roads
So, do you like music? I think most would say yes, right? But then you get down to what kind of music. Do you like electronic? No? Well,... Read More
Review: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition
Memories can be an odd thing. We remember the games we grew up with, how they made us feel, and then years later, we can revisit them and... Read More
Review: Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls In a Dungeon? Infinite Combate
At a certain point, you simply have to accept that there are certain flaws in your approach to life that you clearly do not have much interest in... Read More
Review: Kandagawa Jet Girls
There are some creators where one just knows exactly what kind of game they’re going to get from them. Kenichiro Takaki is one of those creators. If Takaki’s... Read More
Review: Final Fantasy XIV Patch 5.3 Reflections in Crystal
The third major patch for Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers is here! Patch 5.3, Reflections in Crystal servers as a finale of sorts to the Shadowbringers story and helps... Read More
Review: Milky Way Prince: The Vampire Star
Video games are finally becoming an accepted format to tell involved, intimate, and personal stories. At least, it seems that way to me. What was once the exclusive... Read More
Review: Skully
There’s something to be said for expectations in a game. When I was approached to review Skully, I had been expecting something along the lines of your usual... Read More
Review: Fight Crab
There’s nothing quite like Fight Crab. Of that, I am certain. But this is a case where both words and emotions, to some degree, fail me. So I’ll... Read More
Review: Fairy Tail
Some games are really tough to review coming in from the outside. Case in point? Fairy Tail. Much like when I reviewed Gensou Skydrift, I am aware walking... Read More
Review: Radical Rabbit Stew
The Switch has become a haven lately for quirky indy titles, and it’s easy to see why. It’s perfect for games that are easy to pick up and... Read More
Review: Destroy All Humans! [2020]
THQ Nordic has made a name for itself in recent times for reviving and remaking cult classic games and franchises. From reviving the Darksiders franchise to working on... Read More
Review: Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break
The Rock of Ages franchise is already a pretty creative mashup. Blending Super Monkey Ball-esque action and tower defense, it’s hard not to use the work “unique” when... Read More
Review: Carrion
Have you ever watched a horror movie and found yourself rooting for the murderer/stalker/creature killing all of the main characters? Perhaps the characters you’re “supposed” to cheer on... Read More
Review: Röki
There are lots of ways to do adventure games badly, but there are also lots of ways to do them right. Sometimes, it’s as simple as giving you... Read More
Review: Death Stranding [PC]
Death Stranding, Kojima Productions’ first game, was originally released last November for the PlayStation 4. Now, the game has arrived for PC, allowing even more people to deliver... Read More
Review: Krystopia: Nova’s Journey
Point-and-click adventure games are one of those genres that faded away for a long while, then started to get a resurgence once two facts of video games became... Read More