Reviews

Monke! Silent and strong, with a staff as long as his resolve, the monke hero is back! While this may not be directly connected to previous monkey titles, it's always a blast to guide the monke (no pun intended).

If you think Hi-Fi Rush is just another rhythmic games, think again. It's a rare case when something works so good as a whole package, and this one definitely does. Explore the world of evil developers, automated world and company that you need to teach a ...

Nioh 2.5 is here, but it fails to successfully replicate itself. It's a solid title, though easier compared to its inspiration, with a weak story and strange characters. At least the deflect mechanic is present! Yes, but it's still easy.

The last of the Crossbell series, Azure is here to show us how old-school turn-based JRPGs are made. Everything in this game screams quality, but the constant pacing issues, dull side quests, and backtracking to content from the previous game make this one...

If you’re up for a daily dose of NieR meets Souls title, the wait is over! Stellar Blade steals the best mechanics from a wide pallet of games and incorporates it into a delightful experience with naked asses all over the place. Sweet!

How often do we get spiritual successors of our favourite franchises? For all Suikoden fans out there – Eiyuden is here, and it is truly what we’ve been all waiting for, minus some hiccups here and there.

If you're up to the best version of RE4, and you really like that game – the remake will fulfill all of your dreams. It’s one of the best remakes out there which took care of the original in a way that it's meant to be done.

A new Persona 5, called Persona 3, is waiting just in front of your doorstep. If you want to experience Atlus in its prime when it comes to turn-based JRPG experience, this is just the perfect game for you!

A remake with a powerful nostalgia trip ruined by the bloated open-world activities and attempt to change the story, which just left more questions out in the open. Fan-service is not always the best thing.

It's like they want to make even simpler button mashers without any satisfaction nor exploration. And when was it popular to grind for an eternity to finish the story? Welcome to the beautiful sky kingdom of grind and questionable decisions.