Majestic Nights is an adventure game set in the 80s where every conspiracy theory is true. Okay, I’m interested.
Reviews
REVIEW: Fenix Rage
Quantity over quality
REVIEW: Hyrule Warriors
Instant classic or repetitive slog?
REVIEW: Fairy Fencer F
Sometimes characters can really make a story shine.
IMPRESSIONS: Natural Doctrine
I sit down and go toe-to-toe with Natural Doctrine, the latest hard game on the block. Is it hard, good and worth your time? Check out my review to find out!
REVIEW: Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
It’s hard to follow up on a game like Persona 4 Arena, which brought the series from RPG to fighting, but Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is up to the challenge.
IMPRESSIONS: Fight The Dragon
I sit down to see if Fight The Dragon’s new take on the hack ‘n’ slash genre is anything to blow fire at!
REVIEW: The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot
Putting the ‘sad’ in ‘sadistic death trap.
IMPRESSIONS: Sentris
Sitting down with Sentris, I spin out with this rhythm-based puzzle game. Is it hitting all the right notes or does it leave a bad ringing in your ears?
REVIEW: WE ARE DOOMED
Is this shmup any fun?
REVIEW: The Waste Land
The 8-bit art style belies the brutal themes found within.
IMPRESSIONS: Adventures of Pip – Post-PAX Prime
This retro hero WILL be funded
REVIEW: Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair
Zetsubou deshita! (I’m in despair)
IMPRESSIONS: Warlocks
Warlocks is a new arcade action title on Kickstarter. I was able to play an early build of the game. Is it worth your time and money?
REVIEW: Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate
More of the Warriors franchise is always a good thing, right?
IMPRESSIONS: Tinertia
Tinertia is a hardcore platformer without a jump button, in Early Access. It’s an unusual and somewhat counter-intuitive idea, but does it work?
REVIEW: Stick It to The Man
Stick It to The Man is somewhat like a spiritual successor to Tim Schafer’s Psychonauts, with more adventure game puzzles. Is it worth your time?
IMPRESSIONS: Chroma Squad
The idea of a game about running a TV series, while also playing as the characters in the show’s story, may sound weird, but it makes sense to Chroma Squad.
REVIEW: The Counting Kingdom
Nobody said there’d be math!