Reviews

Neptunia has always been something of a weird franchise. The original title was closer to a celebration of Sega's legacy, followed by seemingly offering commentary on the industry itself, to...

SaGa is one of Square Enix's weirdest franchises. Every entry is a little different, offering a unique perspective on narrative, or gameplay direction. In turn it has created a small,...

When Bandai Namco revealed Sand Land there was a lot of interest, and speculation. Unlike most anime/manga games, Sand Land's story takes place over 14 chapters. This was expanded a...

When Gunfire Games released Remnant 2 players were surprised at how much there was to uncover. There weren't just elaborate secrets, but an amount so overwhelming it's hard to say...

The long-awaited day for Suikoden fans has arrived with Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes finally releasing. As the top-funded game on Kickstarter in 2020, expectations are soaring that it will fill...

Typically when players think of visual novels it's a classic like Steins;Gate. Presentation is similar to an RPG, just with diverging paths based-off player choices, and preferences. While this can...

Games die regularly for any number of reasons, but it’s far less common for previously-offed games to be resurrected. 2017’s short-lived Gigantic is one such game that can add itself...

Broken Roads presents an enticing concept: a tactical, turn-based cRPG embedded in an apocalyptic Australian Outback and steeped in deep, philosophical choices. It’s a pitch that’s bound to excite anyone...

It's always exciting trying an experience you're not familiar with. Even if you prefer one genre, or style of play, there are likely more you have yet to discover. This...

Some of my favorite games to review are from smaller studios. These experiences tend to be ambitious, or feature unique concepts. In the case of Pepper Grinder, it's a fast...