Scott Adams
Scott loves JRPG's and all things gaming. Primarily likes to focus on the story of a game and how it can impact the players. Scott constantly loves to grind up those numbers and writes about the things he is passionate about. Scott joined the Outerhaven in 2021 and has been writing reviews and coverage for them ever since.
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KINGDOM HEARTS finally arrives natively on the Nintendo Switch with the release of the KINGDOM HEARTS Collection (I-III).
The Outerhaven was able to visit the Sega/ATLUS booth at PAX West 2026. We got our hands on Persona 4 Revival.
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter was released a year ago. It was a remake of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC, released in 2004. Only a year later, Trails in the Sky SC got a remake titled Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter. Let's see how…
BRIGANDINE ABYSS is the continuation of the BRIGANDINE series. Choose your faction and destroy the Abyssoal Empire.
In Truck-Kun is Supporting me from Another World?! take to the roads as Truck-kun giving resources and monsters to aid the person you accidentally isekai-ed.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a four-game collection that expands and explains the world of BLUE REFLECTION.
Star Fox is a remake of Star Fox 64 on the Nintendo 64. It was rebuilt from the ground up with better visuals and more content.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarokadds new quests, summons, progression systems, and lore-heavy content, but is it worth returning to the Skydom?
Neverness to Everness is a game that I have had my eye on for a while. I was able to play through two betas, and now I get the chance to review the official 1.0 launch of the game. Does the now-released version of the game pay off the build-up?…
Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta is still the same game from the PlayStation Vita. It is still a solid title to play with a strong core gameplay loop. It still has some of the problems of being made for that hardware, like its graphics and party AI.
People of Note tries to do something different by blending rhythm mechanics with RPG combat, and when it works, it’s genuinely compelling. The problem is that it doesn’t always come together, with inconsistent timing and pacing issues holding it back. Still, there’s enough here to make it worth paying attention…
Homura: The Crimson Warriors is an otome game that I am personally pumped for. It takes place within my favorite era of Japanese history, the Edo Period. This was a period of time when the Samurai controlled most of Japan under the Tokugawa shogunate. Game Name: Homura: The Crimson Warriors…
