Don’t think, feel. Well, my gamepad has no rumble function. Whatever.
Reviews
REVIEW: The Sacred Tears TRUE
A new take on a classic style.
REVIEW: Citizens of Earth
You play as the Vice President of Earth trying to get down to the bottom of things with your mother, a camp counselor, a bodybuilder and everyone else that makes up your varied team of citizens of the world!
PREVIEW: Tiny Keep
“Explore the dungeon,” they said. “It will be fun,” they said.
Anime Review: I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying
Well, maybe if he slowed down a bit…
REVIEW: Cannon Brawl
Some people just want to watch the world burn… or explode!
REVIEW: Tales of Xillia 2
Tales of Xillia 2 lands players in a familiar world with familiar characters making it one of the most loyal sequels I’ve ever played.
IMPRESSIONS: Deathtrap Early Access
Neocore Games brings us back to their Van Helsing world, this time with a promising new tower defense title called Deathtrap.
Anime Review: Denki-Gai
Just in case you were too lazy to read any of the commentaries.
PREVIEW: Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2: Sister’s Generation
More Nep Nep is always a good thing.
REVIEW: Lords of Xulima
In Numantian Games’ Lords of Xulima, you must carefully build up your party to reclaim the temples of the gods, and succeed where they failed.
RETRO REVIEW: Yakuza 4
Feel the Heat!
REVIEW: Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube
Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube is a game, and it has a lot of cubes in it. Is it any good? You’re going to have to read on to find out.
REVIEW: Gummy Drop!
Taking a look at Gummy Drop to see if it’s an interesting addition to the Google Play store or if it’s another Candy Crush clone!
REVIEW: Elegy for a Dead World
Elegy for a Dead World puts the story in your hands.
RETRO REVIEW: LIMBO
Is it as bleak now as it was four years ago? Let’s take a look.
REVIEW: Blade Kitten
A fun, campy action-platformer.
REVIEW: Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd
Does this entry into the Project Diva series hold up?
REVIEW: The Witcher Adventure Game
The Witcher Adventure Game is a digital adaption of a board game by famed publisher Fantasy Flight Games. The pedigree is sound, but does the game succeed?
REVIEW: Tetrobot and Co.
Tetrobot and Co. is a curious puzzle and strategy game from Swing Swing Submarine that is sure to leave you wondering “Wot are you doing in this world, Tetrobot?!”