Ash of Gods: The Way Review (Switch)
Ash of Gods: The Way Review: Can You Find Your Own Way? By now, you’ve heard me talk about my love of deckbuilders many, many times – I frequently review them, and I frequently love them. But even I have to admit that it’s getting harder and harder for…
Labyrinth of Zangetsu Review (Switch)
Labyrinth of Zangetsu Review: Can You Remove the Ink of Ruin Before it Blots out Humanity? I’m honestly not sure which game it was that set off my absolute obsession with first-person dungeon crawlers. I never played the early Phantasy Star games until I was an adult, and the first…
Ib Review (Switch)
Ib Review: Paint No Mountain High Enough Pixel horror. So underrated, so delightful. I really feel like there’s just not enough of it in the gaming world, so I’ll admit to getting a little… squeal-y when something comes along. So I was more than a little excited to give Kouri’s…
Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth Review (Switch)
Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth Review: A Sweeping, Expansive Work of Historical Fiction I’ll admit that historical fiction isn’t usually something I hunt down of my own accord. In fact, I can think of only two that I’ve actually read: Crossing the Horizon by Laurie Notaro and…
Redemption Reapers Review (Switch)
Redemption Reapers Review: Not Quite Enough Redemption As my husband knows extremely well, I love strategy RPGs, but they do not love me. I have unbelievably horrendous luck when it comes to, well, everything. Extremely poor stat growth, enemies with a 3% of hitting me always connecting, whereas…
Brave’s Rage Review (Switch)
Brave’s Rage Review: Plenty of Rage to be Had (But in a Good Way) The field is flooded with deckbuilders right now, and I am absolutely living for it. Roguelike/lite deckbuilders, in particular, are very nearly overtaking hardcore dungeon crawlers as my favorite genre of all time. With so…
