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The puzzle genre is an intriguing one, continuously challenging our brains. The games that comprise it come in many forms, too, from the classic Dr. Mario to the sophisticated Portal. Growing up, I’ve not been shy to admit my JRPG fascination is thanks to my father. Well, he wasn’t the...
My nerd status runs deep, having been an integral part of my upbringing. Hell, one of my earliest memories is fangirling over Sailor Moon. Something about it resonated with me and grabbed my interest in a vice. Perhaps it was the all-female cast, or maybe my crush on Sailor Jupiter....
Fanservice is a controversial inclusion in video games. Hell, just the presence of it is enough to turn folks away. It’s understandable, but I believe that using sexuality doesn’t make a title necessarily bad. For instance, I’ve reviewed several that boasted scantily-clad women, perverse dialogue, and so much more, only...
Having grown up when turn-based combat was the norm, my excitement for Astria Ascending was immense. Not only is it beautiful, but I’m a nostalgia whale, and whenever I can reminisce, I’m there. From the many trailers that led up to release, there was a lot of promise. There were...
Eastward
Very few games are capable of catching my eye and leaving me spellbound. It needs to have that certain flair that grabs me with its hooks and never let’s go. For a decade now, I’ve reviewed several titles, and amongst them, there have only been two cases of a perfect...
Kitaria Fables
Cats are nature’s perfect – excuse me – purrfect killing machines, but were made tiny and non-threatening as some kind of sick joke. It’s a sentiment I firmly believe because it does well to explain their usually annoyed demeanour. It seems I’m not the only one either, as Twin Hearts...
While AAA blockbusters are churning out big budget blow-outs with top-of-the-line 3D fidelity, indies are embracing other styles. From harkening back to PlayStation-era graphics, to pixel art and gorgeous hand-drawn environments, such as those found in Greak: Memories of Azure. It’s that distinct pop of colour from the latter that...
