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Criminal Girls: Invite Only review
I can’t help but feel a smidgeon of culpability for the stateside appearance of Criminal Girls. Several years ago, lascivious…
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Dying Light review
Robert’s take: After infiltrating a quarantine zone to uncover the cause of a pestilent outbreak, protagonist Kyle Crane demonstrates a…
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Brandish: The Dark Revenant review
Although the PSP might have lost the sales battle to the Nintendo DS, Sony’s prodigious PlayStation Portable prevailed in the…
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Blackguards 2 review
Last month I previewed Daedalic Entertainment’s Blackguards 2, and though it had potential, the game sadly didn’t win me over.…
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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2: Sisters Generation
Most game franchises don’t achieve immediate, unreserved success. Instead, properties are conscientiously cultivated, with each subsequent iteration demonstrating a conciliation…
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HuniePop review
One of the ironies of dating sims is that they rarely simulate the complexities of courtship. Routinely, players study the…
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Alphadia Genesis review
If the role-playing output of Square-Enix, Atlus is akin to blockbuster theatrical films, then Kemco’s titles are the direct-to-video offerings…
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Atelier Ayesha Plus: The Alchemist of Dusk review
Look past the coquettish DLC swimsuits and intermittent instances where ditziness serves as comic relief, and the Atelier franchise reveals…
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The Eccentric Family Premium Edition review
Pundits argue that the medium of anime is teeming in trope. Yet that allegation could be leveled at the creative…
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Winged Sakura: Mindy’s Arc review
Much like a respectable bottle of riesling, or Guile’s Theme from Street Fighter II, role-playing mechanics can complement almost everything.…
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