Reviews

Dragon's Dogma 2 feels like an improved version of the first game. How much better? That’s up for debate—but one thing is certain: never let your Pawns wander near ledges.

Ever wondered how Game of Thrones might fit into the Persona or Shin Megami Tensei universe? Wonder no more—Atlus has blended these worlds into a game so compelling, it’ll make you fall in love with turn-based JRPGs all over again.

Just when we've had enough with remakes and remasters, team Bloober delivers. Konami is back, obviously for the GOTY reward if that is possible! This game is yet another example of almost perfect game that came out during the earlier gaming era.

A new entry to the series after almost 20 years, wow! It's a game heavily influenced by the latest Trials of Mana remake, but now it's even better! Although, some aspects are holding the game down, but overall it was a sweet experience!

A remake (reimagining) survival horror that wants to offer such qualities as Resident Evil Remakes while keeping the spirit of the original at bay - not entirely successful, but on its way!

Kiss and make up with your partner - let them play, and then help to beat the level. It just works! Astro Bot is a fun experience for all gamers out there, young or old (but we are not old, we will always be young!).

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...