Review: Resident Evil 2
Since its announcement in 2015, fans have eagerly been awaiting the remake of one of the most loved entries in the Resident Evil series, Resident Evil 2. The... Read More
Review: Necrosphere Deluxe
There's a group of gamers out there that believe games have become too streamlined, too simple... too easy. Those that miss the days when games were out to hand your ass to you, beat you 'til you're black and blue, and you enjoyed it, goddammit. Read More
Review: Kingdom Hearts III
Since its release back in 2005, fans around the world have been eagerly pining for the long-awaited numbered sequel to Kingdom Hearts II. Multiple titles have been released... Read More
Review: Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal
[Note: Due to the fanservice-heavy nature of this game, some of the images in this article may be considered NSFW.] Read More
Review: Sonar Beat
Change the Target When designing a rhythm game, unless you’re looking to get a bit experimental, there’s two main things you’re going to be showing on the screen:... Read More
Review: Vane
In a courageous attempt to stand out from the ritualistic linearity of other adventure games, Tokyo-based indie developers Friend & Foe have released a game that challenges players... Read More
Review: Final Fantasy XIV Patch 4.5 A Requiem For Heroes
Two weeks ago, we received the first part of the concluding story for Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood, bringing with it the continuation of the Main Scenario, and conclusions... Read More
Review: Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition
A Decade in the Making The Tales series of games have become a somewhat staple JRPG franchise here in the west. The past few entries in the series... Read More
Review: Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends: Definitive Edition
The Action Continues Ah, good ol’ Koei Tecmo (Or was it Tecmo Koei?), I finally get to write about something of yours. Eager to ride the ever rising... Read More
Review: Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
After nearly a decade away, Travis Touchdown is back in a new title that departs pretty drastically from the No More Heroes formula. But is that a good... Read More
Gamer Escape’s Top 5 Reviewed Games of 2018
As the final hours of 2018 tick down, it’s about that time again for us to take a look back at my little corner of the Gamer Escape... Read More
Review: Katamari Damacy REROLL
Stick With It There are times when I approach any Katamari game, I have to step back and recognize how nice it is to keep getting these quirky... Read More
Review: We Happy Few
When I had the chance to sit down with Compulsion Games’ We Happy Few for the first time out at E3, I loved the witty humor and odd... Read More
Review: Gris
Shock to the Senses Have you ever come across a piece of art that just immediately strikes you as something special? Something that reminds you of your love... Read More
Review: Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight & Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight
Brand New Days Music is a major factor in defining the vibe and aesthetic of a game. A good soundtrack can work as a complement to a story,... Read More
Review: killer7 [PC]
The ever-expanding collection of retro games being remastered and ported to newer systems has opened a window of opportunity to NIS America’s latest endeavour, killer7. Originally published for... Read More
Review: Hitman 2
One Convenient Package We’re all used to the idea of having a certain platform that we play games on. Whether PC or one of various consoles, they all... Read More
Review: Corpse Party: Book of Shadows [PC]
Before I get into the bulk of the review, a word of warning: This is a Japanese visual novel about high schoolers, primarily high school girls. There’s a... Read More
