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. [ … ]
Switch Port Report: Spyro, Streets of Rogue, FAR
Nintendo’s Switch receives many ports these days, so we’ll take a look at the Switch versions of Spyro Reignited Trilogy, Streets of Rogue and FAR: Lone Sails.
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 [ … ]
Review: Children of Morta
For every successful Kickstarter release like Undertale or Shovel Knight, there are dozens or unfinished or underwhelming games that leave backers disappointed. After 4 years and a lengthy delay, the [ … ]
Review: Oninaki
Square Enix have published a few games over the last few console generations that try to emulate the feel of classic JRPGs with a modern twist. Bravely Default, Octopath Traveller [ … ]
Review: Catherine – Full Body
Catherine was always a strange game, even when compared to some of Atlus’ weirder releases. Mixing a serious story based on relationships and preparing for the future with fast paced [ … ]
11 Japanese Games We’re Excited For Over the Next 3 Months
The latter months of 2019 are absolutely packed with game releases, the next few months especially seeing a deluge of titles from Japan. Here’s a quick look at 11 of [ … ]
gamescom 2019: Send us your questions
gamescom offers the unique opportunity to meet legendary video game developers and new talents. We’ll ask them your questions.
Review: Kill la Kill – IF
Kill la Kill – IF is an oddity when it comes to videogame adaptions of anime franchises. The original series ended over 5 years ago, so releasing a tie-in game [ … ]
Review: Dragon Quest Builders 2
The original Dragon Quest Builders was a decent proof of concept for a different style of Dragon Quest game, but it fell short in a few areas. For the sequel, [ … ]
Review: Earth Defense Force 5
With each new release, the Earth Defense Force series has slowly moved away from its origins as a budget series. Sure, they’ll never have the production values of AAA titles, [ … ]
Review: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
After many years, a lengthy delay and a spin-off game earlier this year, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has finally been released. As the spiritual successor to Castlevania, Bloodstained has [ … ]