Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord Early Access Review
Wizardry is a legendary series that inspired countless other RPGs including beloved series like Shin Megami Tensei, and almost if not all Dungeon Crawler RPGs. While it was not the…
Retrospective: Castlevania Symphony of The Night
Castlevania is a beloved series that falls into two distinct styles. There is the classic style, as seen with Super Castlevania IV and Rondo of Blood, and the Metroidvania style…
Rick and Morty: The Complete Seasons 1-6 Blue-ray Review
Rick and Morty is a TV series that was created for Adult Swim which was originally a programming block for Cartoon Network. This programming block catered to a more mature…
Asteroids Chasers – A card game on the Gameboy?
Story: Asteroids Chasers doesn’t have a story due to the fact that it’s actually a card game. The original card game it’s based on is called Cheese Chasers. Cheese Chasers…
A Shockingly Good Sequel – Cyber Citizen Shockman 2: A New Menace Review
When reviewing Cyber Citizen Shockman, we noted how satisfying the combat could be even with some issues holding it back. What was also mentioned that was its sequel was a…
Like Finding A Lost Classic – Another Crusade Review
Classic games have inspired generations of fans, many of whom have since become developers in their own right. Many of these developers have since gone on to make games that…
Bud Spencer & Terence Hill – Slaps and Beans 2 Review
Back in 2017, a game was released that was…..odd. Beat ’em up games are a staple of the industry, but this one was unusual in its licence. Bud Spencer and…
Mini-Review: Rainbow Skies
Eastasiasoft’s Rainbow Moon, was a great take on the strategy RPG genre, so the sequel should be great, right? Well, sadly Rainbow Skies is a game that tries to be…
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…