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Aven Colony review
Much of the allure of the city simulation genre stems from the mastery of an array of municipal variables. While…
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In This Corner of the World review
In the United States, terms like ‘liberty’ and ‘freedom’ are quintessential expressions, underscoring an emphasis on individualism. But in Japan,…
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Namco Museum review
During the 1980s and 90s, if you stepped into an arcade, there was a very good chance of finding a…
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Children of Zodiarcs review
Even the most devoted strategy-role-playing game devotee will admit that there’s not a whole lot of variation across the genre.…
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Collar x Malice review
Note: This review is largely spoiler-free. Any explicit details are articulated in the first fifteen minutes of the novel. When…
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Graze Counter review
Decades of shoot-‘em-up games have imparted a crucial message to players: the enemy projectile should be avoided at all costs.…
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Kingdoms and Castles review
1989’s SimCity was an irrefutable work of genius. Although a game built around the idea of urban development might have…
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Iron Crypticle review
As titles like Robotron: 2084, Smash TV, and the sum of the Geometry Wars series have demonstrated, the twin-stick shooter…
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Tokyo Xanadu review
In the West, Nihon Falcom’s output is tarnished with the rare blemish. Notably, The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of…
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RPG Maker Fes review
Occasionally, the industry treats games as disposable commodities to be purchased, played, remastered, and then purchased anew. Fortunately, that’s not…
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