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...
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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...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky
In the kingdom of Liberl, a man named Cassius Bright serves as one of the land's greatest Bracers, a freelance...
What Happened To… Climax Entertainment
Sega’s Secret Weapon Climax Entertainment was a Japanese game development company responsible for the ‘Stalker’ series of games, not to...
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...
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...
Arc Of Alchemist Review – Into the Unknown
While often overshadowed by the PS One ‘Golden Age’ of JRPGs, it’s often easy to forget just how good the...
Mary Skelter: Finale Review – Alice in Nightmareland
Compile Heart characters sure are pretty, aren’t they? For all of the delightful highs and unfortunate lows of series like...
Neptunia Virtual Stars Review – Meet the VTubers
Neptunia is a series which I have a lot of respect for. Its concept of combining a ‘moe-verse’ and a...
Idle Devils Review – Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned
Those who know me personally will know that I’m something of a nut for mythology, and put a great deal...