Anime Girls: Fantasy Desire Review – The Short, Sexy Soulslike
Let’s get the background out of the way first. For the record, I’m not actually a fan of the Soulslike...
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Sakura Bunny Girls Review – Friends, Foes, and Furries?
First up, a quick thank you to publisher Gamuzumi who have kindly given us access to a hefty selection of...
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review – The Final Countdown
We’re a tad late to the party with this one, but all things come to those who wait. It’s something...
Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist Of Memories & the Envisioned Land Review – Pretty Little Outcast
Admittedly, I’ve not been particularly kind when reviewing the Atelier series so far, though this isn’t me being Mr Negative....
Sakura Succubus Review – Meet the Luckiest Man Alive
You can’t look through Gamuzumi’s hefty game collection without immediately bumping into one or more entries in the long-running Sakura...
Sakura MMO 3 Review – A Terrific Trilogy Of Titillation
Aaaaand we’re back with part 3 of this outstanding visual novel series. With so many highs and barely a low...
Sakura MMO 2 Review – The Harem Continues
A good visual novel is hard to find. With limited room for error, it’s all about the fun story and...
Sakura Alien 2 Review – Close Encounters Of the Kinky Kind
The concept of the ‘love triangle’ is one that’s surprisingly rare in both real life and in the gaming world....
Sakura MMO Extra Review – The Harem Returns
Ecchi visual novel developer Winged Cloud and long-time partner publisher Gamuzumi have developed something of a reputation for including fetishistic...
Foto Boy: Flashstar Review – Return Of the Shutterbug
After the success of the humourous Foto Boy: A New Job, I’m pleased to see the series continue as planned....
Mostroscopy Review – They Did the Monster Mash
I’ve said for a while now that Capcom’s iconic monster brawler series, Darkstalkers, really needs to make a comeback. They...
Scar-Lead Salvation Review – Where There’s a Willow, There’s a Way
They say “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”, but sometimes the opposite is true. While today’s featured game differs...
Sakura Alien Review – Think Less Scary, More Seductive
A recurring theme in Winged Cloud and Gamuzumi visual novel games is the exploration of a particular fetish through their...
Sakura MMO Review – Unleash Your Inner Witch
The Isekai or ‘fish out of water’ genre of writing has dominated the world of anime since its inception. The...
Sakura Melody Review – Once More, With Feeling
Returning to publisher Gamuzumi’s archive of quirky ecchi titles and short visual novels, this time we take a look at...
Legends Of Talia: Arcadia Review – It Started With a Kiss
We like to go that extra mile to support publishers which we’re fond of here at PS Legends. No, I’m...
The Legend Of Nayuta: Boundless Trails Review – The PSP Classic Returns
We’ve got some big Trails/Kiseki/Legend of Heroes fans here at PS Legends. Reviews for the newer releases tend to be...
Death End Re:quest: Code Z Review – Prepare To Die, Again and Again
Death end re;Quest is one of those series which I really want to like, but is ultimately held back by...
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Review – Close Shut the Jaws Of Oblivion Once Again
Ah, Oblivion. What a game. It was the game that really put the Elder Scrolls series on the map for...