Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore Review – Once More, With Feeling
When Atlus and Intelligent Systems announced they were developing a JRPG for the Wii U that was also a crossover project between Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei,…
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Disco Elysium Review – Voices In Your Head
Posted onIn one very specific way, Disco Elysium is one of the most relatable video games I’ve ever played. Its main character — a detective focused on solving a…
Death Stranding Review – Finally Made ‘Fetch’ Happen
Posted onThink about the concept of a modern video game in its purest form. Most video games are built around the idea of filling up bars –progress bars, experience…
Little Town Hero Review – More Like Little Town Zero
Posted onLittle Town Hero. How do I even begin to describe Little Town Hero? Well, I’ll say this much: if, prior to reading this review, you thought the game…
AI: The Somnium Files Review – Wake Me Up Inside
Posted onThis might be one of the hardest reviews I’ve ever written, and the reason for that is twofold. One, I’m still not entirely sure just what to make…
Catherine: Full Body Review – Ruining a Good Thing
Posted onWhen Catherine originally released back in 2011, it was clear that Atlus had something special on their hands. There weren’t too many mainstream games out there that dared…
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review
Posted onFire Emblem: Three Houses is… a lot. That’s about the best way I can describe this game after sinking nearly 100 hours into this deceptively deep and massive…
Cadence of Hyrule Review
Posted onI’m no longtime Zelda fan, but even as a layman, I’m well aware of the dearth of actual good Legend of Zelda spin-offs available in the market right…
Days Gone Review
Posted onEver since the launch of the PS4, Sony’s provided no shortage of amazing-looking, mind-blowing first-party exclusive games for its user base to enjoy. inFamous: Second Son heralded the…
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review
Posted onYou know how it’s really annoying when people compare a new game that’s even moderately tough to Dark Souls? Well, I hope you’re prepared to get annoyed, because…