The Digital World Needs a Hero- Digimon World: Next Order Review
The Digimon franchise is a storied one, telling tales of youths and their digital partners. The digital world often both exists and doesn’t and in Next Order a human finds…
Lloyd and His Friends Will Save the Day-Tales of Symphonia Remastered Review
Tales of Symphonia was the first real JRPG I ever played, and I loved it so much that I played it a few times before I turned 13. As such,…
Red Moon Lost Days is an impressive game with an identity crisis – Review
Story: The Story of Red Moon Lost Days (RMLD) is a rather interesting and compelling one. The game tells the story of a Chinese general named Kyou Tan Wa along…
Batty Zabella Review – A spooktacular point-and-click adventure
Story: The story in Batty Zabella is that the game’s namesake must locate her lost husband while roaming around the family estate. Gameplay: The game is a point-and-click adventure game…
A Satyr in Hell is a thought-provoking experience – Review
Story: The story presented in A Satyr in Hell is pretty much non-existent. All you know is that you’re a guy that has been cast into the depths of hell,…
Space Opera Revisited – Babylon 5: The Road Home Movie Review
Babylon 5. Epic space drama, spectacular acting, sweeping music, fantastic character development. The series had all of that and more. The brainchild of J. Michael Straczynski, Babylon 5 was one…
Airball was thought to be vaporware, until now – Review
Story: The story in Airball is that you’ve been turned into a ball of air by an evil wizard, and to make matters worse, you have a hole in your…
Hello Kitty Island Adventure – A Tropical Island of Friendship
Story: The story of Hello Kitty Island Adventure is that you play as a generic-looking character that has to help Hello Kitty and their friends nurture friendships and take care…
Improv or Die! – Charade Maniacs Review
It’s not often that otome has a wider audience appeal. The ‘choose your lover’ approach to visual novels is a limited market regardless of the gender of the protagonist. Sometimes…
Mini Review – Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara
Sometimes a studio manages to make a game that just strikes a chord with fans, the way Summer of Mara did. This was a slice-of-life-style farm simulator that tried to…