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It’s always sunny in Mobius: The Caligula Effect Review

We live in a world of smart technology which is steadily becoming more capable of anticipating our needs, but what happens when that technology evolves into to true artificial intelligence

By A Kay Purcell

/ 2 May 2017

It’s always sunny in Mobius: The Caligula Effect Review

All of life is peaks and Shallies: Atelier Shallie Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea review

The Atelier series has become a steady source of incredibly fun JRPGs in the past few years. Routinely releasing a new game with similar but tweaked game mechanics keeps each

By Patrick Rost

/ 23 Jan 2017

All of life is peaks and Shallies: Atelier Shallie Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea review

Watch me whip, now watch me Shantae-Nae: Shantae: Half-Genie Hero review

It’s Shantae! She’s here to save the town, but the town’s problems are a little too big for her cliche genie breeches. Platforming, belly-dancing, trancing out, and

By Patrick Rost

/ 10 Jan 2017

Watch me whip, now watch me Shantae-Nae: Shantae: Half-Genie Hero review

Get on your bike and Mega Drive: Superdimension Neptune vs. Sega Hard Girls review

After years of lampooning faux gaming consoles, the Neptunia franchise gets a partner, finally, that allows it to make some references to some real part of gaming history. Superdimension Neptune

By Patrick Rost

/ 25 Oct 2016

Get on your bike and Mega Drive: Superdimension Neptune vs. Sega Hard Girls review

You MeiQ me feel like a natural woman: MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death review

Like the stages of grief or the Hokey-Pokey, learning to cope with Compile Heart titles comes in five steps. You put your left hand in, see a boob there, and

By Patrick Rost

/ 13 Sep 2016

You MeiQ me feel like a natural woman: MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death review

A triumph, amidst defeat: The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II review

If you were defeated by a large, powerful robotic guardian, it’d be understandable to run away and flee. Rean Schwarzer is not that kind of guy; after a cliffhanger

By Patrick Rost

/ 13 Sep 2016

A triumph, amidst defeat: The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II review

Perfect pick-up-and-play RPG – Shiren The Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and The Dice of Fate

Role-playing games demand a lot of time and attention. Whether it’s grinding up to the next level or exploring a new area of a huge map, RPGs aren’t

By Christian DeCoster

/ 28 Jul 2016

Perfect pick-up-and-play RPG – Shiren The Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and The Dice of Fate

AI So Advanced, it Plays the Game for You: Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Force

The first ten minutes of any video game are, arguably, the most important part. The first moments introduce the player to the game’s world, characters, and the controls that

By Christian DeCoster

/ 18 Jul 2016

AI So Advanced, it Plays the Game for You: Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Force

Memento mori: Zero Time Dilemma review

It’s rare to see a game take as many chances in its concluding chapters like Zero Time Dilemma does. For a game with two predecessors’ worth of required reading

By Eric Van Allen

/ 23 Jun 2016

Serendipity, zombies, and shrimp: MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies review

When I went to college, not once did I have to gather a group of friends and face evil forces. This is extra disappointing considering it took me four and

By Patrick Rost

/ 11 May 2016

Serendipity, zombies, and shrimp: MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies review

Tres gigantes: Ray Gigant review

Dungeon crawlers have always been a difficult genre for me to get into. I was never the type to break out a pen and paper to map out my route;

By Eric Van Allen

/ 29 Apr 2016

Disarmed and dangerous: Severed review

Severed is the first touch-based action game I’ve ever loved. It carries itself with intelligence and fluidity, using a hybrid of thumbsticks and touch controls in ways that are

By Matt Welsh

/ 26 Apr 2016