We were a little apprehensive going into Trails of Cold Steel 3. It had a lot to live up, being a chance to improve upon its somewhat disappointing predecessor while [ … ]
Category: Review
Review: Mary Skelter 2
Mary Skelter: Nightmares was a nice surprise, being a competent DRPG from a less than consistent developer, so we welcomed the announcement of a sequel last year. Our main worry [ … ]
Review: Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout
The Atelier series has been on the go for a long time, so it’s not really surprising that it would start to become stale after so many yearly releases. Atelier [ … ]
Review: The Alliance Alive HD Remastered
Even after the release of the Switch, many great RPGs still managed to make their way to the 3DS in English. From Pokémon and Yokai Watch to a multitude of [ … ]
Review: Code Vein
As Code Vein’s release slowly drew near, the somewhat disappointing God Eater 3 earlier this year left us wondering if the team had learned from their past mistakes. It had [ … ]
Review: Indivisible
2019 has seen the release of multiple long-awaited crowdfunding projects. From the successful launch of Bloodstained (disregarding the Switch version) to the disappointing Children of Morta, it’s good to see [ … ]
Review: YU-NO – A girl who chants love at the bound of this world
Visual novels and adventure games played a big part in the history of Japanese videogames, but many of the more influential titles never made it outside Japan. YU-NO: A girl [ … ]
Review: Dragon Quest 1, 2 & 3
While never becoming quite as popular as Final Fantasy in the west, it’s hard to deny just how influential the Dragon Quest series is on the RPG genre. It set [ … ]
Review: Monster Hunter World – Iceborne
After many portable releases and a long stretch of Nintendo console exclusivity, Monster Hunter World was released on the PS4 last year. Boasting improved visuals, something the series was in [ … ]
Review: Cat Quest 2
There are often times where you don’t want to play an epic 100 hour RPG, instead turning to shorter games to have a fun time. Cat Quest was the perfect [ … ]
Review: AI – The Somnium Files
With the release of Zero Time Dilemma, the Zero Escape series’ third and final entry, fans were left wondering what would be next for series writer and director Kotaro Uchikoshi. [ … ]
Review: Crystar
Furyu have been involved with some interesting games over the years, but many of them end up failing to turn their unique concepts into a fun experience. Crystar unfortunately follows [ … ]
