Game Reviews
Review: The Book Of Unwritten Tales 2
A point-and-click adventure wouldn’t be complete without numerous puzzles to drive the story forward, and The Book Unwritten Tales 2 is no exception. … read more
Review: King’s Quest Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember
King’s Quest is a great example of why these smaller games deserve more exposure. … read more
Review: Nobunaga’s Ambition: Sphere of Influence
Sphere of Influence … read more
Review: Assault Android Cactus
Assault Android Cactus is all combat, all the time as you survive wave after wave of machines out to snuff you out. It’s arcade style shooting using one stick to move and one to aim—which seems simple until there are 25 spidery looking robots on top of you and they knock your ass down. … read more
Review: Nova-111
In Nova-111, scientists have been developing the “Greatest Science Experiment” with the intention of unlocking “real-time” in a turn-based world. … read more
Review: Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance
If you’re not familiar with the Disgaea series, just imagine a game where you can level up your whole team to level 9999 then reincarnate them back at Level 1 so that you can build them back up again—stronger, faster and more ridiculously overpowered than ever before. … read more
Review: Act of Aggression
While the lack of RTS representation has left a gap in my gaming identity, it’s one that has been lovingly addressed by Act of Aggression … read more
Review: SOMA: How I Murdered Myself Twice
With SOMA, Frictional Games proves that they haven’t lost their touch. The worst thing I can say about it is that I would have preferred less horror elements. … read more
Review: Super Mario Maker
Super Mario Maker is broken into two main sections: make and play. Those of us that have those creative minds are going straight for the former. … read more
Review: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
When I first played Metal Gear Solid, it changed my life as a gamer. It intertwined story and gameplay in a way I’d never seen before. … read more