In the wake of everyone throwing out their 'Best Of' lists for 2019, I wanted to go in a different direction. I've only completed around 15 games this year, most of which have made it as articles on this page, so it felt overall disingenuous to say that one of those is the best game …
Thanks for checking out my review on the Beta release of Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem! The full game has since been released and you can check out my detailed thoughts on it here. Introduction and Story Since the recent announcement and demo reveal of Diablo IV, I've been searching to fill my action-RPG itch. Path …
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Introduction Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King had been on my radar for a little while. It had the appearance of a sort of Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past clone, which was quite fine by me, but also a nice looking art style that differentiated itself from the Zelda series. Originally released back …
Introduction and Story The Fire Emblem series, for me, has been one of those things that's always been in my peripheral, but never really close enough to gain attention. I knew of a slew of characters from the Smash Brothers series, that it was a tactics style RPG, had knights, and horses, and magic...and that's …
Over the past few weeks I've been going into detail about my thoughts on Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3. My original review can be found here, and analysis on XP cube drops in early Infinity Rifts can be found here. The search continued to find the best and most efficient method of leveling this massive cast …
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Introduction Last week, I posted my full review of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3. In that review, I spoke a bit about the leveling and grinding needed to amass the large quantities of enhancement points needed to max out that Alliance Enhancement grid. I still haven't decided if I'm actually going to play this game enough …
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Introduction Despite loving the MCU and Marvel comics in general, I admit that I've never played a game, outside of arcade cabinets, that is led by Superheroes. I got my first glimpse at what I thought would be the first I would have wanted to dive into, but my general reaction to the footage just …
Introduction I'm always a sucker for SNES style turn-based RPG's, which makes it not shocking at all that I jumped on Shadows of Adam from this most recent Nintendo Switch E-Shop sale. After doing some more research, I learned that Shadows of Adam originally started as a Kickstarter project back in August 2016. Developed by …
Introduction The original Super Mario Maker released back in September 2015, and coincidentally was the game that pushed me to finally grab a Wii U. I remember having a great time with it, both playing and creating levels before the novelty eventually wore off. Back then, I remember feeling half and half on the game. …
Introduction After playing through and completing more universally acclaimed indie games such as Axiom Verge and The Messenger, I took a gander into the Nintendo Store to see what was on sale. Amongst dozens of other titles, was this pixelated action game called Mana Spark. Originally developed by BEHEMUTT and Kishimoto Studios, then published by …
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