Return To Adventure! – Lacrimosa of Dana Book Review
The world is a busy place these days. With non-stop game releases, manga, anime, comics, shows, and more constantly barraging our every waking moment, it feels like there’s never enough…
A Bite-Sized Mystery – Murder Is Game Over Mini-Review
Ratalaika Games is known for publishing a number of obscure indie titles. Having a wide variety of games reach the consumer market is fantastic, but you still never know what…
Deepening Intrigue – Masters of Dune Campaign Book Review
Not all that long ago we covered the new Dune: Adventures in the Imperium Core Rulebook (review here) from Modiphius Entertainment. If you haven’t read that review, Dune is a…
Remade But Unchanged – FRONT MISSION 2: Remake Review
Not too long ago, Forever Entertainment S.A. released an updated version of Square Enix’s famed mech strategy game Front Mission entitled FRONT MISSION: Remake for the Switch (review here). The…
F.E.A.R. By Any Other Name – Trepang2 Review
Sometimes a game sneaks past you because it’s just not advertised and the title doesn’t evoke the interest it could. We’re creatures of predictable habits as any company that collects…
A New Poirot Adventure – Hercule Poirot: The London Case Review
Thanks to the resurgence of Agatha Christie content brought on by Kenneth Branagh, we’re slowly seeing more and more mystery games pop up. Christie’s characters have been fan favorites for…
A Gruelling Challenge – Mon-Yu Review
Experience Inc. has been making dungeon RPGs for quite some time. It’s a genre that saw a resurgence over the last decade or more with gruelling turn-based gameplay and complex…
Utawarerumono in Disguise – Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten Review
Unless you’re a pretty dedicated visual novel fan, you’ve probably never heard of Utawarerumono. It’s a series of visuals novels with tactical strategy elements (and a spin-off musou game reviewed…
Trails of Ys? – The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails Review
If you’re a fan of the Trails games (and we certainly are here), you’re always waiting for NIS America to localize more of the series. While we don’t have the…