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 [ … ]
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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: 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: 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 [ … ]
gamescom 2017: Atari line-up
Atari is naturally present on the gamescom 2017 as well. We take a peak at three upcoming titles.
Review: Fate/EXTELLA – The Umbral Star
The Fate series is a strange one, with multiple anime adaptions, spin-off games and novels. And yet, even with many of said spin-offs being released in the west, the original [ … ]
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: Girl Fight
As you can most likely tell from the game’s uninventive name, Girl Fight involves various scantily-clad ladies fighting for… some poorly explained reasons. There’s an evil organisation called the ‘Foundation’ [ … ]
Review: Payday 2
Bank heists and robberies are surprisingly underused when it comes to videogames. It’s a shame, since they’re the perfect fit for co-operative gameplay, with the various roles and objectives that [ … ]
Docking at the ports of Vita – Part 2
Read up on the first part of our Vita Port special (click on English flag for machine translation). Short word of advice: You might find some European PSN codes in [ … ]
Review: Dokuro
In most games, escort missions are annoying and usually end up with the player being frustrated. Dokuro manages to create an entire game around escort missions, while simultaneously avoiding the [ … ]
