Casey Scheld
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Battle Worlds: Kronos
There is a story in Battle Worlds: Kronos, but it’s nothing to write home about. There may be two full-blown campaigns, CG cutscenes, and interactions with officers on the field, but these feel superficial. What’s more, they have the same ham-fisted dialog and cheesy cinematics made famous by Command and...
Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness caters to a very specific group of gamers, but it also does an excellent job at it. Those who are into power leveling and slam-dunking Prinnies: You no doubt had this preordered ages ago.
Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate is a refinement done right. Not only is it the definitive version for new players, it also provides enough new options for fans of the series to enjoy. Those who enjoy the world of Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate need not fear -- Ultimate is...
Killer Is Dead
SUDA51’s Killer is Dead is an experience. It might not offer an epic saga or a tome the size of War and Peace, but it offers an original tale that is anything but boilerplate.
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F manages to channel the arcade spirit not often seen in gaming today. Easy to learn, hard to master, it is one game that hooks you with both its gameplay and its melodies. Hatsune Miku has easily found her groove in the states -- let’s just...
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F manages to channel the arcade spirit not often seen in gaming today. Easy to learn, hard to master, it is one game that hooks you with both its gameplay and its melodies. Hatsune Miku has easily found her groove in the states -- let’s just...
Dragon's Crown
Dragon’s Crown is a reminder as to what made the beat-em-up genre so popular in the first place. Not only does it have that pick-up-and-play quality that made the arcades hopping in the 90s, it also adds its own modern-day touch that tailors the experience for console play. It doesn’t...
Leisure Suit Larry Reloaded may have the trappings of a 2013 game, but it still cannot hide gameplay that hails back from more than two decades ago. Ironically, the juvenile story would be best appreciated by young kids, but the puzzles will most likely leave them even more frustrated.
The story found in 400 Days carries The Walking Dead brand, but the DLC nature ultimately hinders its source material. As a taste of things to come, it is a fine prequel, but on its own merits, it is merely a group of stories just begging for an ending.
Admittedly, a trip to the Deadly Premonition’s forest town of Greenvale might not be for everybody. However, those who crave unique storylines, one-of-a-kind dialog, and copious amounts of coffee should pack their bags ASAP.
Injustice: Gods Among Us
However, I am a huge fighting game fan, and I’ve got the fight stick and blisters to prove it. Thankfully NetherRealm Studio’s new fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us hopes to turn Batman and Superman into the next Ryu and Ken.
The Cave
The Cave is a callback to days gone by, which is both its greatest strength and weakness. The humor presented here is as timeless as ever, but the gameplay is definitely an acquired taste. However, for those who like their games with even the slightest dash of humor, The Cave...
