For a long time, the GRID series has felt like an odd duck in the gaming space. When the first game was released in 2008, there was unquestionable grit to it, with gameplay straddling the line between hardcore dedicated racing…
Trails Beyond the Horizon Review – A Brilliant but Demanding Epic
The Trails series has long been a wonder of the JRPG world. While other franchises reinvent themselves with every entry, Nihon Falcom has spent over two decades meticulously weaving a single, continuous narrative across the continent of Zemuria. The series…
Atelier Ryza Trilogy DX Swicth 2 Review – A Cosy JRPG Masterpiece
The Atelier Ryza Trilogy represented a watershed moment for Gust and Koei Tecmo’s Atelier series; a niche, cosy JRPG franchise known more for its strict time limits and intimidating alchemy menus than its mainstream appeal. Before Reisalin “Ryza” Stout burst…
Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar Review – A Fresh Take on Farming Sims
When Story of Seasons Grand Bazaar was announced, my reaction was muted at best. I assumed, wrongly, that it would be simply another remake of an old game. In reality, what Marvelous have accomplished here goes far beyond that, completely…
Rune Factory Guardians of Azuma – A Charming Village Management RPG
Rune Factory Guardians of Azuma and the series as a whole have always occupied a unique, charming niche, blending the tranquility of Harvest Moon with thrilling action RPGs. My first encounter with it was with Rune Factory 5 on Switch,…
The Midnight Walk Review
The Midnight Walk is a perfect reminder of why stop-motion and claymation still hold such a timeless charm, even though animators in these styles have had a rough few years. You barely see these techniques in use anymore, despite their…
The Darkest Files Review
Paintbucket Games’ The Darkest Files is a standout point-and-click adventure that immediately appealed to me as a long-time fan of the genre—especially those with absorbing, intricate, and meaningful narratives. The thing that has always drawn me to these games is…
Beyond GalaxyLand Review
Beyond GalaxyLand is a game that many AAA developers have shifted away from making, being turn-based RPGs, a genre I have been a sucker for. Don’t get me wrong; I understand why they’re very rarely made in the modern era;…
Trails of Cold Steel 3 & 4 PS5 Review
Its been some time since Trails of Cold Steel 3 & 4 was launched on other platforms but now its time for Playstation fans to dive in and play, check out my review and find out what i thoight of…
Neptunia Sisters VS Sisters Switch Review
Prepare yourselves for the ultimate showdown as Compile Heart proudly presents the highly anticipated game: Neptunia Sisters VS Sisters on the Nintendo Switch! The games industry, at large, is problematic at best. There are dozens of criticisms which could be…
What Information Should a Legit WoW Raid Boosting Service Ask from Me?
So, the new Midnight is coming soon, and you’re probably thinking even more than before…
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