Zwei: The Arges Adventure Review
Saving the world is all the more important when your clothing allowance is on the line. Will Pokkle get to meet his idol? Will Pipiro get to go on a shopping spree? Find out in Zwei!
Saving the world is all the more important when your clothing allowance is on the line. Will Pokkle get to meet his idol? Will Pipiro get to go on a shopping spree? Find out in Zwei!
.hack//G.U. Last Recode is an all-in-one collection of the 2006 trilogy, packed together with a brand new epilogue episode, .hack//G.U. Vol. 4: Reconnection. While it has aged a bit in the past decade, .hack//G.U. remains one of the most memorable RPG adventures around.
This Hallowe’en, team up with a cute vampire to recapture her castle from a little girl and an obnoxious bat-cat.
All characters and events in this review — even those based on real people — are entirely fictional. All celebrity comments are impersonated… poorly. The following review contains coarse language and due to its content should not be viewed by anyone.
Embrace your inner NEET with Acquire and XSEED Games’ latest foray into the world of nerd culture. Anime, idols, video games, card battles, and maids — lots and lots of maids.
If you thought being a bracer was tough, just wait until you try being an archaeologist priest assassin. The green-haired hero of the final Trails in the Sky game has it rough.
Do you believe in the Phantom Thieves? Are the Phantom Thieves just? Are the Phantom Thieves innocent? Do the Phantom Thieves really exist? The public won’t always be on their side in Persona 5, but that won’t stop them from taking your heart.
Malevolent space gods fight over the fate of souls gathered from across the universe on the existential equivalent of a railway hub. Yes, that is what this game is actually about.
Neptune is back, and she’s neppin’ it up across not just one but three different dimensions. Are her latest exploits top nep, or just another neppin’ pile of nep?
Hot on the heels of Trails in the Sky SC, XSEED Games wasted no time in getting started on the next Trails series. We’ve finally tackled this behemoth of a game, and it was well worth the effort.
As you explore these new realms, remember: We must go forward, not backward. Upward, not downward. And always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom!
With trouble “brewing” at the local coffee shop, the Vice President of Earth is ready to roll up his sleeves and save the planet, and he’s doing it all for you: the voter.
Who’s got the claptrap that won’t cop out when there’s danger all about? Jack! He’s a complicated man, and no one understands him but vault hunters. Handsome Jack!
Supergiant Games has finally launched its second game, Transistor, in the hopes of recapturing the magic of its debut title. There’s a lot to love about Transistor, and it does a lot of things really well.
When an Evil Lord starts casting his spell of destruction, you know you’ve entered the Danger Zone. Luckily the Time Goddess is there to bail you out.
South Park has taken its shots at the world of video games before, but never with this kind of reverence. At the same time, the game is a celebration of seventeen seasons of the show, drawing references from fan favorites across the entire span of its run.
Tales of Xillia may be just another in a long line of Tales games, but it also stands apart as one of the most carefully crafted. Even though it’s likely to feel familiar, even safe, to long-time fans of the series, the systemic revisions are not only the best among Tales games, but among modern JRPGs as a whole.
North American RPGamers have been waiting for almost 3 years to get their hands on some form of Ni no Kuni, Level-5 and Studio Ghibli’s joint project. Now that it’s available, how does it hold up to the hype?
There’s more truth to be had in Atlus’s revamp of a PlayStation 2 classic. Fans and newcomers alike will definitely want to visit Inaba this winter.
Just so you know, we may have ripped this review from the hands of a dead adventurer. Full disclosure and all that.
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