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It isn’t a JRPG without an overcompensating weapon and God Eater Resurrection does not fail to impress. God Eater has gained popularity after it’s initial release on the PSP which eventually expanded into the God Eater series, an anime adaption that was released in 2015, and now with the latest...
Monochroma
Nowhere Studios did a great job marketing Monochroma as all of the trailers and initial gameplay show off the stunning graphics and a promising game premise. These are the aspects that caught my eye originally. Unfortunately, while Monochroma looks great, it doesn’t play half as great. The game premise and...
If you’ve played Ubisoft’s Child of Light, you can expect a few similarities. The protagonist is a young girl looking for her family in a strange land, except this time you’re underwater in a submarine, and it’s not a turn-based RPG. Instead, you’ll find yourself slowly uncovering the vast labyrinth...
7 Days to Die
They say first impressions are everything, but also not to judge a book by its cover. When I first launched 7 Days to Die I was immediately turned off by the horrendous graphics and controls. I desperately wanted this game to be stellar, being a huge fan of the zombie...
Full Mojo Rampage is a charming rogue-like with a solid core aesthetic carried through both its visual and sound design. The mechanics and gameplay fit the style well, but fail to offer the same uniqueness found in its graphics and music.
Lost Sea
Lost Sea is the latest game from eastasiasoft, publishers of Rainbow Moon and the upcoming Rainbow Skies. Lost Sea is a top-down, procedurally generated action/adventure game teetering on roguelike territory, that follows a small group of survivors as they attempt to escape the Bermuda Triangle. On paper, this sounds like...
Breached
Breached is about tasks. What you put in is what you get out. Navigating to your in-house grid to then scavenge for items needed to complete objectives may not sound fun, but it’s the systems behind the resource gathering, and the choice-based dialogue driving its narrative that sets it apart.
This is a game about space-faring pirate robots with a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, whats not to love? SteamWorld Heist is the successor to 2013’s SteamWorld Dig and instead of expanding on that game’s mix of action and crafting mechanics, they have turned to a new approach that really capitalizes...
Kick & Fennick
Kick & Fennick is the latest offering in a crowded group of side-scrolling platformers, but what could have been a very mediocre outing turns out to be a truly unique title thanks to some clever level designs and a gameplay mechanic that never gets old.
The Atelier series is one of those under-the-radar JRPGs that is constantly overshadowed by the likes of Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Megami Tensei, and Tales series here in North America. With its staple formula embodying a unique world full of alchemy, light heartedness, and innocence, it may seem odd and...
After reading the review written by Nicholas Plouffe on our site I was curious how Shadow Blade: Reload would perform on a console instead of the PC. As he suggests, it is a lot easier to maneuver around the levels having the mobility of a controller. I found that the...
Whenever the latest fighting game hits the shelves, most gamers think about the dark and sinister ways they intend to exact horrible vengeance on their foes, cutting limbs from their writhing bodies as they plead for mercy only to be violently decapitated. And then, there are games like One Piece...
