Ruddy Celestial
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Over a decade of storytelling comes to a head in The Legend of Heroes: Trails Into Reverie. Ruddy Celestial takes a look at the latest NIS RPG.
The last note I would give to people is to save before you cook up your ingredients to make food, since doing so will keep resources around to use for other things like ammunition or repairing cooking ware. The game also introduced a shortcut option for using skills, items, and...
GrimGrimoire OnceMore
The gameplay shows some great improvements and additions that were added to the remaster, but I feel like there are still some things missing from GrimGrimoire, like an option to turn the auto-play on or off. Besides that strange oversight, the game is still another great job by Vanillaware to...
The Knight Witch
After completing The Knight Witch, I felt like I had scratched a great big, satisfying itch thanks to the amazingly unique concept of a deck-building bullet hell game where you could fly anywhere. The completionist in me felt satisfied with getting all the achievements in the game and didn’t feel...
Even after waiting a whole decade for it, Trails of Zero feels completely worth it. The game helps bridge the gap between Trails In The Sky and Trails of Cold Steel. The story on its own still engrossed me into playing for hours wanting to do more. Doing the side-quests...
Echo Generation
Echo Generation is an ‘80s cartoon soulslike, masquerading as a relaxing adventure game. If you’re willing to put in the time to learn the enemies attack patterns so that you can properly block their hits, then I’m sure you’ll have fun with it - I can already imagine people attempting...