Jowi Girard-Meli
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I have to be honest, people; when it comes to reviewing games, few franchises leave me with less to say than Hyperdimension Neptunia. It’s not that I feel overwhelmingly positive or negative about the series; on the contrary, I find it so middle-of-the-road that it’s difficult to come up with...
Oasis Games continues to bring Chinese-developed games to Western shores. We look at the latest one in our Hidden Dragon Legend review.
Compile Heart's newest RPG has made its way to Vita systems on Western shores. Read our Mary Skelter Nightmares review to find out how it is!
The third game in Aquaplus' visual novel/strategy RPG series has been localized and brought to PS4. Here's our Utawarerumono Mask of Truth review!
Sekai Project is known for visuals novels, but this time it's brought over an adorable bullet hell/Metroidvania combo. Read our Rabi-Ribi review!
Is Paradox Interactive's Cities really a worthy spiritual successor to the SimCity series, or just a pale imitation? Check out our Cities Skylines review.
Sonic Team has handed the reins of their beloved franchise to former fangamers, and this is the result. How does it play? Read our Sonic Mania review!
Despite the fact that I am ostensibly not the target demographic for otome games, I’ve always found a special place in my heart for them. Perhaps it’s on account of my having been indoctrinated into the niche cult of folks who like Japanese games with their absurdity turned up to...
Zen Studios is bringing its video game-ified take on minigolf to PlayStation 4. How does it fare? Read our Infinite Minigolf review to find out.
As far as I can tell, I was one of the most ardent supporters of the original The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel, at least where reviews were concerned. I loved the ways that game reminded me of my favorite JRPG franchise, Persona – there’s a lot to...
Spike Chunsoft and Aksys have brought a new roguelike quest to Vita. Check out our Shiren the Wanderer Vita review!
