Chained Echoes is a throwback to SNES style JRPGs, but greatly enhanced with style and insanely good quality of life improvements. One of the best JRPGs I have played in a long time!
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Videogame Review: ‘Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed’
Obviously crafted by true fans of the Ghostbusters universe, Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed is pure fun, with a great look, feel and sound.
Read More »Videogame Review: ‘Asterigos: Curse of the Stars’
Asterigos: Curse of the Stars has great worldbuilding and interesting hooks, but fails asan experience that is groundbreaking or compelling.
Read More »Videogame Review: ‘Soulstice’
Soulstice has some repetitious gameplay but is well worth checking out for its beauty, character dynamics and compelling world.
Read More »‘Bright Memory: Infinite’ Console Edition Review
'Bright Memory: Infinite' is a short but bright burst of sci-fi FPS action. Goofy story aside, this is a fun experience from a small but talented developer.
Read More »PAX East 2022: ‘Phantom Brigade’ and ‘Industries of Titan’
While I checked out many titles across the four days at PAX East 2022 there were a number of standout games that I just could not get out of my head. Phantom Brigade and Industries of Titan were two of them. Drastically different games, they both stuck with me long …
Read More »‘Trek to Yomi’ Review: A Samurai Epic That Transcends Its Medium
'Trek to Yomi' is a fantastic and cinematic samurai epic centered around loss and revenge, held back only slightly by somewhat standard combat mechanics.
Read More »PAX East 2022: ‘The Last Worker’ and ‘Arcade Paradise’
While there were many amazing games at PAX East, the darkly weird 'The Last Worker' and surprisingly deep 'Arcade Paradise' were standouts for me.
Read More »PAX East 2022: Day Four
The fourth and final day of PAX East was full of games, from 'Cursed to Golf' to 'Brick Tales' and 'Asterigos' to 'The Last Hero of Nostalgaia,' all quite different but very fun.
Read More »PAX East 2022: Day Three
Day three of PAX East 2022 was filled with exploring, old fashioned soda, D&D, Magic The Gathering and a great pixelated game called /No Place For Bravery./
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