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...
Reviews
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...
Foto Boy: A New Job Review – All Hail the Janitor
Since the decline of the once-great Leisure Suit Larry franchise, the ecchi-themed adventure genre has been rather non-existent on consoles....
Alter Age Review – Ah, To Be Young Again…
My first experience with KEMCO’s ever-growing collection of retro-style JRPGs takes me back to the very early days of the...
Märchen Forest: Mylne and the Forest Gift Review – Atelier Mylne and the Dungeon Crawl
Today’s review comes from a request by one of my lovely readers over in Facebookland. Märchen Forest is an odd...
Blankspace Review – Locked Up Hearts
Visual novels are a genre that isn’t as prolific on PlayStation, especially when compared to other consoles such as the...
YIIK I.v: A Postmodern RPG Review – Woke or Joke?
Whenever I get a request to review a specific game, it’s nearly always due to my knack for targeting the...
Superdimension Neptune Vs Sega Hard Girls Retro Review – Sega Vs Sega
The flow of the Neptunia game series can be very confusing for the uninitiated. We’ll often bounce from dimension to...
Freak Out Retro Review – The Game Of Many Names
Some games stay with you years after playing, not only because of their quality, but also because of their unique...
Loop8: Summer Of Gods Review – Let’s Do the Time Warp Again
As a somewhat worldly fellow with an eye for other cultures and philosophies, I’m rather proud to seek out games...
Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed Retro Review – Bring the Action
We’re stepping back in time a bit today to cover a missing entry in the Neptunia saga. Certainly an experimental...
Croc: Legend Of the Gobbos (Remaster) Review – Welcome Back, Old Friend
I think it was 1997 or ’98; I remember heading into town with my mother to do a little shopping...
A Winter’s Daydream Review – Family Feud
The definition (or at least my definition) of a great visual novel is a compelling story that successfully compensates for...
Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord Review – The Unexpected Return
Fairy Fencer F and its enhanced remake, Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force were two of the best JRPGs of...