• 72 | Tunic

    "An indie Zelda that has its inspiration in heavy puzzle-solving, clunky and punishing combat, and many things to love, but they all kind of fall short in the grander scheme of things. Tunic is a solid top-down adventure for older Zelda title fans, with a pinch of original formula that many games miss these days."

  • 70 | Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth

    "A much simpler and shorter version of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night with some archaic design choices, but fun overall. If you like those sweet RPG elements in the metroidvania genre, this game certainly has them"

  • 80 | Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake

    "Playing the first 2 games is the best way to start with Dragon Quest, especially the second game, which has a full party of 4 members. It's a visual delicacy and a great remake with a ton of improvements, but it's poorly balanced with some frustrating difficulty spikes. You either love or hate Dragon Quest."

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Review | Tunic

by Foggy, 23-11-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 23-11-2025


A Zelda that is not on Nintendo exclusively? Sure thing, here you go, and while you're at it, learn a new language — how hard can it be?
Review | Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth

by Foggy, 18-11-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 18-11-2025


A game similar to Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, but way shorter and simpler. Still, it's nice to remind yourself that such games tend to be real RPGs with many fun mechanics from the genre.
Review | Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake

by Foggy, 16-11-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 16-11-2025


The remake of the games that started it all - the best way to experience the roots of the genre and have some fun. And to enjoy the visuals, there are really nice!
Review | Ninja Gaiden 4

by Foggy, 01-11-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 01-11-2025


Are you up for a PS3 game with awesome combat and everything else not so awesome? I guess we wanted that, but did we?
Review | Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout

by Foggy, 27-10-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 27-10-2025


How often do you play games that rely on crafting system? And how often is that system great and not grindy? Well, you can find out here, as this game offers just enough balance in each segment while keeping everything mostly simple.
Review | Silent Hill f

by Foggy, 05-10-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 05-10-2025


Psychological horrors just got another gem in their collection. Silent Hill f may not be what some fans anticipated, but it's for sure sick, full of gore, and really good in terms of lore and characters.

Review | Hollow Knight: Silksong

by Foggy, 23-09-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 23-09-2025


Not every sequel lives up to the original, but this one definitely does. I mean, Terminator 2 is awesome — so why wouldn’t the second Hollow Knight be?
Review | Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist

by Foggy, 30-08-2025, Edited by: No one (yet)

Edited by Foggy, 30-08-2025


When you introduce logical and good quality features to an already decent formula, only fun factor remains in such games. It's one of the games well done in terms of design and features.
Review | The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie

by Foggy, 23-08-2025, Edited by: No one (yet)

Edited by Foggy, 23-08-2025


More of Trails, more of the same, more of... the same old good turn-based old-school JRPG to love. Reverie is similar to Cold Steel III, but more modern and combat-oriented. Whats not to like?
Review | Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

by Foggy, 30-07-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 30-07-2025


In a world of souls-alike games, does Wuchang brings the level of enjoyment and freshness to the table? If you ask me, it brings so much more, but it gets held back by some technical issues and difficulty level at times

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