Reynatis Review (PS5)
Reynatis Review: A Struggle in Shibuya I’m kind of a sucker for games that let you explore Tokyo. As someone who’s never been to Japan’s iconic megalopolis but always wanted to visit, being able to take digital tours through Tokyo has always been incredibly fun for me (and I…
Ys X: Nordics Review (PS5)
Ys X: Nordics Review: In Good Company It doesn’t ever feel much gets in the way of Ys as a series. At least, not from a contemporary viewpoint. A literal pioneer in its respective genre, Nihon Falcom’s flagship action-adventure RPG franchise has been around longer than most people playing it…
White Day 2: The Flower That Tells Lies – Complete Edition Review (PS5)
White Day 2: The Flower That Tells Lies – Complete Edition Review – A Sequel Overshadowed by its Predecessor White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a bit rough as far as horror games go. It’s got its share of problems—particularly where aggressive enemies are concerned—and its reliance on…
Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid Review (Switch)
Natsu-Mon: 20th-Century Summer Kid Review: A Summer to Remember Video games are great for a lot of reasons—too many to count, really. One of the greatest reasons, arguably, however, is that they let us experience things that we otherwise wouldn’t be able to in our own day-to-day lives. Otherworldy…
Magical Delicacy Review (Switch)
Magical Delicacy Review: A Clash of Flavors The “cozy game” phenomenon is an interesting occurrence within the gaming sphere that, while not technically new by any stretch of the imagination, has only recently started gaining traction. Not one to relegate itself to a single genre (although it has…
Princess Maker 2 Regeneration Review (Switch)
Princess Maker 2 Regeneration Review: A Rough, Royal Relic Remakes are not uncommon in the world of video games. From smaller leaps in quality, like New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe to fantastical overhauls like Final Fantasy 7 Remake, if you’ve played video games long enough chances are pretty good…
