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...
Reviews
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...
Super Neptunia RPG Review – The Canadian Nep
It’s always nice to see respected Japanese game series gain international attention. There must be something immensely flattering about a...
Please Be Happy Review – Happiness Has To Be Earned
Happiness feels like an ideal that, for some of us, is completely out of our reach. This is the main...
Gitaroo Man Retro Review – The Guitar Hero
Music games have always been a thing. While the genre has been largely spearheaded by heavy hitters which dominate a...
My Big Sister: Remastered Review – Zombie Sombria
As discussed in our review of the very impressive pixel art horror adventure Red Bow, indie developer Stranga Games has...
Mirror 2: Console Edition Review – Could You Love a Monster Girl?
Match 3+ puzzle battlers aren’t exactly where I’d normally start my usual search when looking for exciting JRPG narratives, but...
Warriors: Abyss Review – Welcome To Hell
Dynasty Warriors has been a series that has felt a bit of an identity crisis. It started as a spin-off...
Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered Review – The End Of a Lara
One of the few highlights of the late ’90s was that we got a follow-up to our favourite games every...
The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II Review – Crimson Sin
After a rather long wait, we finally have the western release of Kuro no Kiseki II: Crimson Sin, localized in...
RPG Maker With Review – The Start Of Our Career
RPGs have come a long way since their inception in the 80’s with the NES from Enix and Squaresoft, two...
Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten Review – Utawarerumono Origins
It’s always nice to see a developer throw everything they’ve got into expanding a beloved franchise, maybe even mixing up...
Giraffe and Annika Review – Is This the Real Life? Is This Just Fantasy?
I like games that make you think, wonder, and analyse. Giraffe and Annika easily falls into this category; a rare...
Mika and the Witch’s Mountain Review – A Bit Of a High-Flyer
As discussed in the Witchspring R review, witchcraft works brilliantly well in games. Mechanically, it makes perfect sense, though it’s...