Audra Bowling
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While it isn’t a perfect game, Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest is a rather unique and clever take on the visual novel genre that combines it with some truly engaging RPG elements. I found myself feeling immensely satisfied with my first playthrough, even if not every path...
Genshin Impact
Genshin Impact might not be the most original game in a lot of respects, but it certainly has a wealth of things to offer players should they still be willing to give it a chance. Overall, I greatly enjoyed my time with it, and I plan to continue playing once future...
All in all, there were elements of Marvel’s Avengers that I greatly enjoyed. I found that the single player campaign was largely entertaining, and I greatly enjoyed Kamala Khan in particular as a main character. Still, logging through the game’s multiplayer is currently a chore. Until further DLC and updates...
Fae Tactics
Fae Tactics definitely has its flaws, and the glitches I encountered were about as hard to overcome as the many daunting challenges it presents. However, the fact that I rated it so highly in spite of these limitations is a testament to just how nuanced its gameplay mechanics are and...
All in all, I ended up pleasantly surprised by my playthrough of Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen. I can’t say if it is worth playing if you’ve already played Mask of Deception and Mask of Truth, given that I imagine many of its plot reveals will already be known to...
Overall, despite knowing next to nothing about the Langrisser series before diving into these remakes, I enjoyed my time with them. Fans of old-school SRPGs will find two excellent games here for the price of one, with quite a lot of replay value as well. I’m certainly hopeful that other...
The Lost Child
As a dungeon crawler, The Lost Child really doesn’t do anything wrong, but it also clearly never strays too much out of its comfort zone either. El Shaddai fans in particular will no doubt find something to enjoy in The Lost Child, and even diehard dungeon-crawling fans might have a...
Mercenaries Wings: The False Phoenix is a decent SRPG that doesn’t really do anything wrong in terms of delivery or presentation. I enjoyed my time playing the game, even if I wasn’t necessarily wowed by it. However, with so many other SRPGs to choose from in both the Switch and...
Star Ocean: First Departure R is a phenomenally solid game for those looking for an old-school RPG to play that will also offer a wealth of content and replayability. I enjoyed my time playing this remaster immensely, and became enamored of the story and its characters rather early on. It...
All in all, Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & The Secret Hideout is a surprisingly personal game about growth and adventure existing simultaneously. I loved the plot reveals throughout the title, and had a blast creating things using alchemy throughout my time. Despite its flaws, this is a solid JRPG with...
Neo Cab
Neo Cab is a short but altogether engrossing and clever game that offers players a lot of replayability. Lina’s journey in Los Ojos was ultimately very fulfilling once I reached one of the game’s better endings, and I regretted none of my time behind the virtual wheel. Those who crave...
GreedFall
GreedFall does nothing exceedingly harmful in terms of gameplay and its BioWare-esque elements had me enjoying the time I spent playing it. This title is certainly a step in the right direction for Spiders, and I hope that they continue to improve from here. Spiders is an RPG developer with...
