The Shining series has been absent from the western gaming scene for many years now. In that time the series has changed a lot from what fans may remember, ditching [ … ]
Review: The Lost Child
It’s great to see that new DRPGs (Diceless Role-Playing Games) are being released, even after the genre’s popularity has long since passed. While many new entries end up being somewhat bland, series [ … ]
Review: Sorcery Saga – Curse of the Great Curry God
Earlier this year, Ghostlight brought the rather bad Omega Quintet to PC. The game’s many issues were further exacerbated by the performance issues the port introduced. Sorcery Saga: Curse of [ … ]
PC Port Impressions: Yakuza 0
While for many E3 2018 may not have been the most interesting year for gaming announcements, but there were a few surprises here and there. Strangely enough, the usually bland [ … ]
Review: Little Witch Academia – Chamber of Time
As a gaming-focused site, anime is something we rarely discuss. But if we did, Little Witch Academia would be one of the first modern anime that we would recommend thanks [ … ]
Review: Dragon’s Crown Pro
We’ve always had a fondness for Vanillaware games, even if they’re somewhat inconsistent. Odin’s Sphere told an amazing story, but felt like a chore to play at times. Muramasa had [ … ]
Review: Steins;Gate 0
The original Steins;Gate is one of the most well known visual novels out there, and when a sequel was announced we were excited to see if it would be just [ … ]
Review: Bullet Witch
The announcement of a Bullet Witch PC port earlier this month was a pretty big surprise. After more that 10 years since the original Xbox 360 release, the decision to [ … ]
PC Port Impressions: Cyberdimension Neptunia – 4 Goddesses Online
Last year’s release of 4 Goddesses Online certainly wasn’t a high point for the series, featuring various technical issues and a lack of content in general. This delayed PC port [ … ]
PC Port Impressions: Dark Rose Valkyrie
It’s only been a month since we played the last Compile Heart release on PC, Cyberdimension Neptunia, but here we are with the port of Dark Rose Valkyrie. Having already [ … ]
Review: Ni no Kuni II – Revenant Kingdom
The first Ni no Kuni was a very divisive game. Some loved the visuals and charming storyline, while other complained about the clunky battle system and lack of challenge. Ni [ … ]
Review: Sword Art Online – Fatal Bullet
Love it or hate it, it’s hard to deny the popularity of the Sword Art Online series. It’s unsurprising that Bandai Namco would want to capitalise on this success when [ … ]