Honestly, an Omega Force take on Attack on Titan was not something I was expecting back when Wings of Freedom came out. Yet here we are, with A.O.T. 2: Final Battle – the expanded second installment – executing the wild idea in top form. Spoiler warning! The game covers the events of the anime up […]Read More
You’ll be hard pushed to find a Sword Art Online Hollow Realization Switch Review. I guess having already been out on PS4 for some time, people don’t feel the need to do one – it’s also one of those games that, honestly, not many people seem to care much about. Given I’m not-so-secretly a massive […]Read More
We love a good left field game, and you couldn’t get more of a blindside than this. You know GAME FREAK, those people partly behind one of the most popular franchises of all time, you know the one … well, they have GIGA WRECKER ALT. now, a new game with cyborgs, robots and puzzles. […]Read More
Being quite the fans of the fantasy genre, it’s with excitement that we approached this Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen review. A Switch port of an enhanced version of a Playstation 3 era title, this game really needed to be special to prove it was still relevant in today’s market. The story of Dragon’s Dogma: […]Read More
Being somewhat familiar with Nurse Love Addiction from the same series, I knew better than to take Nurse Love Syndrome at its fairly plain, unassuming face value. Or so I thought. In the case of Nurse Love Syndrome, it turns out what you see is largely what you get. It’s got its good points, but […]Read More
From Software have a pedigree and reputation at this point, releasing sequential commercial and critical hits and, despite the various vocal discussions surrounding the game, we’ve happily dived into feudal Japan as a one-armed shinobi for our Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice review. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is set in a fictional iteration of Japan, during the […]Read More
It’s kind of hard to write a Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists Review without trying to prefixing it with ‘Atelier’. When people have asked me what I’m playing, I start with ‘Ateli-‘ and have to check myself. This isn’t an Atelier game, not really. Yes, it’s in the Atelier universe – and oh-boy does it […]Read More
Much alike the “New” series of Mario games, Nintendo have created another niche micro-genre within their platformers in the “handicrafts” area. With the latest in this line, Yoshi’s Crafted World, opting for a charmingly childish paper-craft concept this time. The story of Yoshi’s Crafted World joins a group of Yoshis (Yoshi? Yoshiae? Yoshises?) just enjoying […]Read More
The wild and wonderful Fate series returns to cathartic hack and slash action with Fate/EXTELLA LINK, the follow-up to Fate/EXTELLA. But how does the new title fare compared to the somewhat inconsistent and certainly imperfect previous one? Let’s take a look! There’s a lot of additions and improvements to Fate/EXTELLA LINK that help make […]Read More
Having missed out on the game during its original release on PS Vita, I was excited to experience The Caligula Effect: Overdose in all its shiny PS4 glory and dive into what this visually striking JRPG has to offer. Unfortunately, that happens to be a bit more style than substance. The story’s premise is […]Read More
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