Land of a Thousand Trash Cans – We Happy Few Review
Compulsion Games' We Happy Few is an ambitious game with a promising plot that unfortunately falls short on many gameplay mechanics.
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The Witcher 3’s Lodge of Sorceresses Has an Image Problem
CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt has more ambitious women than beautifully animated hairs on Geralt’s head....
The Bros are Back! Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions Review
They're back! Is Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions enough to bring new players back to one of Nintendo fans' favorite nostalgic titles?
Journey from the PS2 to the 3DS – Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King Review
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King journeyed from the PS2 onto the 3DS. How does this classic RPG fare on the portable console?
In for the Long Haul – Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past Review
This PlayStation classic made it to the 3DS with improved graphics but does Dragon Quest VII's gameplay and long storyline stand the test of time?
Anima: Gate of Memories – Review
Great story telling, puzzles that make you think, solid platforming and strategic combat is just the tip of the iceberg for what comprises Anima: Gate of Memories. At its core it is a third person RPG, but there are so many more facets to the game that mesh together to create an enjoyable, rewarding experience.
Interview with musician/composer David Vitas – RPG music pack
David Vitas is a musician/composer that makes both music and sound effects. Over the past couple years I have watched David grow into an incredibly talented artist, and he’s always blown me away. Find out more about this incredibly talented composer, and all about his new release in this interview!
A Nier Miss: Retrospective of a Cult Classic
If I asked you about NIER, you’re reaction would likely range from “Huh”, or “What?”, or perhaps some indescribable string of syllables meant to convey confusion. This game didn’t have a very long selling run in North American before fading into obscurity, and couldn’t be found on most popular gaming stores shelves thereafter. This is a massive disservice to all fine purveyors of the RPG, as NIER is very likely one of my favourite games I’ve played recently.
The beauty that is Xenoblade Chronicles X – Review
Xenoblades Chronicles X is a GIGANTIC game with beautiful vast lands to explore, fascinating people to meet and wondrous creatures to encounter; there are also evil aliens to fights and some peaceful aliens that seek your aid. I went in...