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. [ … ]
Tag: Nintendo Switch
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: Senran Kagura Peach Ball
Do you like Pinball games? And do you like sexy girls? The latest spin-off of Senran Kagura for Switch aims to combine these for an “exciting” experience.
Review: Super Neptunia RPG
The Neptunia series isn’t averse to spin-offs, evident by the fact that the majority of games in the series have been non-mainline entries. Unlike previous spin-offs though, Super Neptunia RPG [ … ]
E3 Preview: EA PLAY
Ever since 2015 EA is hosting their landmark event on the weekend before E3 to reveal new games and let gamers get their hands-on with them.
Review: Fate/EXTELLA LINK
It’s impressive just how big the Fate series is in the west, considering that the original visual novel that started it all hasn’t even received an official English release. Fate/EXTELLA [ … ]
Review: The Caligula Effect – Overdose
The Vita has always had a vast library of niche and unique games that suffered due to the system’s lack of popularity. The Caligula Effect was one of these games, [ … ]
Review: Steins;Gate ELITE
As we’ve mentioned in our review of Chaos;Child, Steins;Gate is one of the most influential visual novels ever released. It ensured the popularity of the long running Science Adventure series [ … ]
Review: Tales of Vesperia – Definitive Edition
When Tales of Vesperia was released in Japan for the PS3 back in 2009, fans assumed that a Western release would follow not long after. The 360 version had just [ … ]
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 [ … ]
gamescom 2017: NISA line-up
Nippon Ichi Softwares America, better known as NISA, showed us their very diverse line-up at the gamescom that we do not want to withhold from you.