NieR: Automata Review
Being a fan of the original NieR felt a lot like being part of a secret underground club. The game wasn’t pretty, it didn’t sell well, and no…
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Nioh Review
Posted onI’m not all that familiar with the story of historical sailor William Adams, but I’m pretty sure he didn’t learn to wield a katana and become a samurai…
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Review
Posted onYou record your progress with the tape recorder, take a deep breath, and decide it’s time to move along to the next part of your journey. Taking tentative…
Atelier Shallie Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea Review
Posted onYou kind of know what to expect each time you dive into an Atelier game. Every entry follows the developing story of a young woman who learns more…
Let It Die Review
Posted onThe main hub of the game, also known as the Waiting Room, features a weapons vendor and a woman who sells you decals, which are basically character buffs.…
Final Fantasy XV Review
Posted onAs I rode into the night on my trusty chocobo steed, lovingly named Snak, a horde of daemons (the name for this entry’s creatures of darkness) spawned from…
World of Final Fantasy Review
Posted onWorld of Final Fantasy’s opening 10 hours are a slog, especially if you’re not the kind to enjoy slapstick humor. As an entry meant to celebrate the Final…
Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness Review
Posted onPsycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness is a standalone story that takes place within the first season of the anime. Mandatory Happiness being a midquel might make you think that it’s…
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X Review
Posted onIf you told me one year ago that I was going to play a Hatsune Miku game and end up loving it, I would’ve laughed in your face…
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review
Posted onMankind Divided takes place two years after the events of Human Revolution, and if you weren’t a fan of the color yellow, you’ll be pleased to know that…