Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
Do you like anime? RPGs? Actually, it doesn't matter, you can still love the game even if you're not an anime fan. So here we are, it's time for a JRPG! Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana is not a new game, it was developed by Nihon Falcom and published by NIS America, Inc., and it was released on April 16, 2018.The story starts with Adol Christin, a red-haired adventurer who finds himself shipwrecked on a mysterious island called the Isle of Seiren. He’s not alone, they are other survivors from the ship around the island, and together they try to build
The RPG Review
Eager to try my hand at something outside of my usual realm, I caught wind of what is self-described as "Minimalistic Skyrim + West of Loathing + Supraland". Toss all that in a pickle jar, shake it up, and you're left with The RPG: A game that takes ...well. Nothing all too seriously. Developed by Dionysus Acroreites, this looks to be the first title they've put out. And honestly, a fairly entertaining one, at that! With a bright and colorful pallete, as well as a very cartoonish visual style, its a unique and memorable (though somewhat short) game- though that isn't
Hell Clock Review
HellClock is a gorgeous dark fantasy retelling of the late 19th century War of Canudos brought to life by Brazillian dev team Rogue Snail. Dive into the depths of Purgatory, and take a glimpse into the demons of Brazil's Past, Present, and Future. Race against the clock, see how deep you can go, and don't worry if time runs out. You'll just keep coming back in usual roguelike fashion. Showcasing fantastic music and absolutely stunning visual style, let's take a closer look at what has quickly become one of my favourite games of the year.A very minimal, sleek and clean UI
Ravenlok: Legendary Edition Review
Things were never easy.Moving away from friends, and the only home you’ve ever known. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and the convenience it brings. The inheritance from your grandmother was unexpected. A boon, for sure, but that did little to quell the uncertainty and discomfort change can bring. Stifling a yawn, you gently shut the book you were reading, leaning it against the beautiful and massive tree that was serving as your roost- ancient branches reaching skyward, thick foliage providing a canopy of shade. It was likely a good time to get back to helping unpack. The
Gah! Review
Gah! “An interjection denoting frustration and/or excitement.” At least this is what the dictionary says because in our game here, "Gah" is a demon in a realm beyond our understanding. And he has some challenges for us to dive deep into this isometric roguelite experience. What will it be for you at the end? Frustration or excitement? You can't know that without giving it a try, but in this review, I will provide you some insight about what to expect from this early access dungeon crawler game. The game starts with a short cutscene and this is also a small presentation about the