Record of Agarest War: Mariage Review (PC)
Maidens, Monsters, Magic, and Marriage? Don’t threaten me with a good time! Record of Agarest War, the strategic role-playing series with dating sim elements. It seems like it has been quite a while since we have gotten a game from this series, in the US. It has…
We Happy Few Review (PC)
We Disappointed Few We Happy Few is a game set in a dystopian, retro-futuristic, 1960s England by Compulsion Games. I remember hearing about it through a Kickstarter campaign back in June of 2015. The game interested me as it had a Bioshock/Fallout feel. I had high hopes for…
Touhou: Scarlet Couriosity Review (PC)
Fairies, Oni, Tengu, and Shrine Maidens! Oh My! Ok. I need to level with you all. I have never played a Touhou game. You can take my Gamer card now. The most I knew about them is that a majority of the games were shooters, bullet hell ones,…
Super Bomberman R Review (PS4)
Bombing Baddies, Better with Buddies! Bomberman is a series I have fond memories of. It was one of my grandpa’s favorites, and we’d spend hours playing it. I’d spend my weekends helping him strategize through levels and helped him beat bosses in Super Bomberman 2. After he…
The Top Five Original Trilogy Mass Effect Romances
It’s better to have loved and lost, than to restart a forty hour save file… When it comes to epic space operas, romance may not be the first topic on…
Arizona Sunshine Review (PS4)
There is No More Room in Hell I’ll be the first to admit that I was seriously jealous when Arizona Sunshine was released this past December on…
Dr. Stone Vol. 1 Review
Reforging civilization from the Stone Age! Before I begin this Dr. Stone review proper, I find it imperative to discuss one of the geniuses behind it; namely, writer Riichiro…
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