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Call of Duty: Black Ops III review
It might be time to amend Benjamin Franklin’s quote; the certainties of life are now death, taxes, and a new…
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Superbeat: Xonic review
Lately, portables have received a steady stream of rhythm games, between Hatsune Miku’s trio of titles and Rise Kujikawa’s return…
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Rodea the Sky Soldier review
Games which linger in production purgatory often demonstrate dissonance, with lofty ambitions undermined by gameplay that doesn’t quite gel together.…
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Mushihimesama review
Although recent efforts are becoming increasingly infrequent, thanks to a thirty-five year old history, the shoot-em-up has natured a remarkable…
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Poncho review
The indie developer boom we’ve witnessed throughout this last decade revived several genres which were long thought to have been…
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC review
The modern Japanese role-playing dazzles the eyes and ears with sumptuous visuals and stirring, symphonic soundtracks, but it can often…
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Norn9: Var Commons review
If the otome emerges as a successful sub-genre in Western media, at least some credit must be given to Aksys…
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Divinity: Original Sin: Enhanced Edition review
The Hyperdimension Neptunia series drew attention for offering anthropomorphized interpretations of game consoles. But what if role-playing games themselves were…
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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3: V Generation
When NIS America published Hyperdimension Neptunia in 2011, the title was an unmistakably mixed bag. In concept, the game’s allegory…
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RPG Maker MV review
A growing body of software imparts an imperative message: game design can be even more gratifying than gameplay. From Minecraft,…
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