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 [ … ]
Category: Review
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 [ … ]
Review: The Longest Five Minutes
Starting the game already at the final boss is not exactly something commonplace in JRPGs, but that’s exactly the premise behind The Longest Five Minutes. It’s a shame that there [ … ]
Review: Omega Quintet
Another year, another Compile Heart RPG. It seems like you can only go a few months before another of their games is released in one form or another. Unfortunately, Omega [ … ]
Review: Demon Gaze 2
The dungeon crawler, or DRPG, genre isn’t exactly well represented these days. It seems like the Vita is the only place where you can really find them, and even then [ … ]
Review: Lost Dimension
Originally released in 2015 in the west, Lost Dimension is a curious game. Blending turn based strategy with a traitor system that changes up every playthrough, it’s certainly not like [ … ]
Review: Wolfenstein II – The New Colossus
MachineGames’ debut title Wolfenstein: The New Order revived the aged series and stayed true to its roots. The New Colossus continues this course and surpasses its brilliant predecessor in every way. In an [ … ]
Review: A Hat in Time
Kickstarted games certainly haven’t gotten the best reputation over the past few years. Even with successful projects like Divinity: Original Sin and Darkest Dungeon, the high profile failings of Mighty [ … ]
Review: Dragon’s Dogma – Dark Arisen
2012’s release of Dragon’s Dogma was an absolute surprise: action-packed combat, a complex and especially fun class system and unique design decisions elevated this game from the contemporary market standard.
Review: Batman – The Enemy Within – Episode 3
The Dark Knight may have kept Gotham save in Telltale Games’ Batman series but in Season Two it’s Bruce Wayne’s job to keep the streets clean. And those are pretty [ … ]
Review: Danganronpa V3
Coming after both the disappointing Ultra Despair Girls and Danganronpa 3, Danganronpa V3 marks a return to form for the series. It may not be the perfect sequel that people [ … ]











