The Vita has always had a vast library of niche and unique games that suffered due to the system’s lack of popularity. The Caligula Effect was one of these games, [ … ]
Review: Steins;Gate ELITE
As we’ve mentioned in our review of Chaos;Child, Steins;Gate is one of the most influential visual novels ever released. It ensured the popularity of the long running Science Adventure series [ … ]
Review: Death end re;Quest
Compile Heart is a developer that really like to try and break away from the typical gameplay of other RPGs, usually for the worse. Their best game in recent times, [ … ]
Review: Metro Exodus
The latest chapter in the Metro series has finally arrived and if you’re a fan of the series you probably already bought it yourself. If you’ve never played a Metro [ … ]
PC Port Impressions: Yakuza Kiwami
After the successful port of Yakuza 0 last year, it’s no surprise that fans would be eagerly awaiting the series’ return to PC. After a rather lengthy wait, Yakuza Kiwami [ … ]
Review: Chaos;Child
Most people with even a slight amount of knowledge about visual novels will likely have heard about Steins;Gate. It was a highly influential release that even managed to have one [ … ]
Review: Etrian Odyssey Nexus
Etrian Odyssey series is likely the most well-known modern series of dungeon crawlers, having seen many releases since the original game on the DS. This is the last hurrah for [ … ]
Hands-on: Metro Exodus
The series based on Dmitrij Gluchovskij’s novels has been appreciated by gamers for its focus on the atmosphere and storytelling and fans have been looking forward for the new chapter [ … ]
Review: God Eater 3
After Monster Hunter became a massive hit on the PSP, there were many attempts to replicate its success. God Eater managed to set itself apart from the crowd thanks to [ … ]
Review: Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal
With how the series has been over the past few years, it can be hard to remember how much tamer the original Senran Kagura was. Sure there was fanservice, but [ … ]
Review: Tales of Vesperia – Definitive Edition
When Tales of Vesperia was released in Japan for the PS3 back in 2009, fans assumed that a Western release would follow not long after. The 360 version had just [ … ]
XTgamer Awards 2018 – Winners
For the fourth consecutive time you voted diligently, these are the best games of the year.
