Scott Adams
Scott loves JRPG's and all things gaming. Primarily likes to focus on the story of a game and how it can impact the players. Scott constantly loves to grind up those numbers and writes about the things he is passionate about. Scott joined the Outerhaven in 2021 and has been writing reviews and coverage for them ever since.
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Reynatis is a game I have had my eye on since I saw the announcement trailer in the Nintendo Direct in February 2024. I was so hyped to see we were going to get a Western release of the game. I even had the opportunity to look at a hands-off…
I already reviewed Fairy Tail Dungeons, which was part of two revealed indie titles tied to the Fairy Tail property. The second one is the one I get to review for today, Fairy Tail: Beach Volleyball Havoc. I loved my time with the other game, so hopefully this one can…
I am an advocate for more Fairy Tail video games. Sure, we have the Koei Tecmo game developed by Gust but I feel like we can explore more of the world of Fairy Tail. I was ecstatic to hear that Kodansha was working on bringing more games about Fairy Tail…
There has been a resurgence of games focusing on witches as the main characters, and Mika and the Witch's Mountain is a charming example of this trend. Unlike many fantasy-themed witch stories, however, Mika and the Witch's Mountain draws its inspiration from a different source: Studio Ghibli's Kiki's Delivery Service.…
I was browsing through some of the titles on Keymailer from Idea Factory International when I came across a game I hadn't heard of before, Monster Monpiece. It was a video game made as a card game with many unique art pieces from the Compile Heart and Japanese Idea Factory…
Anyone in the gaming scene 30 years ago has probably heard about a simulation game that took the community by storm, Princess Maker 2. One of the biggest reasons dosboxes have existed is to play Princess Maker 2. Now the game is finally available on modern consoles. Princess Maker 2…
It was only a year ago when I reviewed The Legend of Heroes: Trails Into Reverie. Today I got to get my hands on the next arc in the Trails series, Trails Through Daybreak. NIS America seems to be pushing these out fast and I couldn't be more happier to…
November 12th, 2021, the world was able to play Shin Megami Tensei V. I remember my time with the game and was able to review the game. It was only on Nintendo Switch. Most of my issues with the original game stem from the performance, the story, and the execution.…
Samurai Warriors 4 has been released for years on consoles. A DX release was slated to be on the Nintendo Switch and even came out in Japan in 2019. This release is meant to have all the DLC from the console stores in one giant package. It never saw the…
Two years ago, Neptunia came back in a new way with the release of Neptunia Sisters vs Sisters. It had a new game engine and a new style to play with a more fast-paced action-oriented play style. The next iteration of Neptunia on that same engine is Neptunia GameMaker R:Evolution.…
In 2019, the world was introduced to a new game and character named Project Eve. Years went by, and eventually, the game resurfaced with a new name known as Stellar Blade. The game was also hit with controversy for being a PS5 console exclusive since the game was initially announced…
One of the most prevalent opinions in the gaming sphere is that Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is the peak of the Assassin's Creed series. That fueled the idea of a game mostly oriented on the pirate aspect of Black Flag. This is where the game Skull and Bones comes…
