Originally slated for release in 2014, Persona 5 has been a long time coming. While delays are nothing new to gamers, it can sometimes feel like the finished product didn’t [ … ]
Category: Review
Review: Bayonetta on PC
Several years have passed since the release of the first Bayonetta, the spiritual successor of Devil May Cry by Platinum Games, the studio made by the same people who once [ … ]
Review: Senran Kagura: Bon Appétit!
The Senran Kagura series has never been one to take itself too seriously. Sure, there are serious moments here and there, but for the most part the focus is always [ … ]
Review: Senran Kagura – Estival Versus
Coming during an important time of the year for Japanese games, Marvelous Games have certainly picked an interesting time to release the rather late PC port of Senran Kagura: Estival [ … ]
Review: Hatsune Miku – Project DIVA Future Tone
Coming not long after the disappointing release of Project DIVA X last year, Project DIVA: Future Tone is a return to form for the series. Offering the biggest track list [ … ]
Review: Trillion – God of Destruction
When first finding out about the concept for Trillion: God of Destruction, we aren’t exectly sure, how they’d pull it off. Having you face a super powered boss from the [ … ]
Review: Hatsune Miku – Project DIVA X
Project DIVA X marks Hatsune Miku‘s latest entry in the long running rhythm game series. After the impressive Project DIVA F 2nd and Project Mirai DX, it seemed fans of [ … ]
Review: Slain – Back from Hell
Have you ever dreamed about side scrolling action with a metal atmosphere and soundtrack? If the answer is yes, then you probably already heard about Slain, but probably not very [ … ]
Review: SUPERHOT – Killing in the Name of?
Bullet Time shooter SUPERHOT is a phenomenon on social media and with the press ever since its announcement. The FPS is now out on Steam and we set out to [ … ]
Review: Actual Sunlight – an adventure about depression
Actual Sunlight is a videogame about depression. There are not a lot like it. It provokes thought but lapses too often into stereotypes.
Review: Axiom Verge – if Metroid had a little brother
The Metroid saga is one of the most appreciated by fans, but lately there haven’t been any worthy sequel. The latest one was Other M, which didn’t feel right. Gamers [ … ]
Review: Guns, Gore & Cannoli – Zombie pasta à la carte
Guns, Gore & Cannoli. Literally, a game about the mob fighting zombies. If that doesn’t catch your interest right away, then stop reading this review immediately. For all you other [ … ]