Tag: video games
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Cyberpunk 2077 Review: This Game is Overwhemlingly Massive and Nearly Flawless
I’m a little late to the fandom, but I eventually got myself a copy of Cyberpunk 2077. It was always one of those games I wanted to try, but never really had the chance to till recently. In Cyberpunk you live in Nightcity, a place filled with people mixed with various cybernetics and all kinds…
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Llewl and the Lyre of Two Worlds Demo Review: A Blast From The Past With Elements Of The Present
I just love the aesthetic that came from games in the SNES and Game Boy Advanced era. It’s simple, but had a charm to it that really stands out and captivates the eye. With Llewl and the Lyre of Two Worlds, we have a game in development that recaptures that feel but adds some fun…
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Food Devils Demo Review: I Enjoyed The Appetizer, But Now I Want The Full Meal
I am enamoured by the tactical gameplay that you often see in games like Fire Emblem. A lesser-known fact is that I’m also a bit of a foodie. Now you’re telling me there’s a game out there that manages to indulge in a bit of both and more? That’s exactly the experience I got when…
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Soba’s Wish Demo Review: A Cozy, Poetic Experience
I am both a lover of all things cozy and an active supporter of all things that promote the importance of mental health. Now, what if we had a game that somehow manages to do both? This is the impression I got after getting my hands on a demo for Soba’s Wish at Momocon 2026,…
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WinterSong Demo Review: Fun With Some Unexpected Twists
While I was attending Momocon, I got to try out a few indie games, and some really caught my attention. WinterSong is a game that features turn-based tactical combat similar to what’s found in titles like Fire Emblem. You can already see what caught my eye right away, so I wasted no time trying out…
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Ranking the Metaphor Awakenings
I greatly enjoyed my play through of Metaphor: ReFantazio. It’s such a fun game and features many characters who awaken to their powers in glorious fashion. By confronting their inner turmoil they give life to an archetype that grants them the power to face their enemies, and they are all amazing. However, some are more…
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Megaman Star Force Legacy Collection Review: I Still Like Battle Network More, But This Is Still So Much Fun
It’s no secret that I love Megaman Battle Network, so I definitely took the time to play Star Force as well. Effectively, StarForce serves as a reinvention of the Battle Network series as it made it’s move from the Gameboy Advance to the DS. With an entirely new world, characters, and revamped gameplay, Star Force…
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Suikoden Two Dunan Unification War Review: I Started Playing It, Next Thing I Knew It Was Christmas
I want to add some context for the title. I am writing this review on Christmas Day. I probably should have taken a break, but that’s when I beat the game, and I wanted to write this review while the details were fresh on my mind. I wasted no time starting the second game after…
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Suikoden One Gate Rune Review: An Excellent Reminder Of Why I Love RPGs.
After really enjoying Eiyuden Chronicles, I became invested in the idea of playing more games from the same creators. I found the dual pack of Suikoden one and two on sale and immediately purchased it. The story of the first game stars a protagonist you name who is suddenly labeled a traitor. In a quest…
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review: A Love Letter To Nintendo Fans on a Galactic Scale
I used to be very hesitant about video game movies, but after loving movies like the previous Super Mario, Sonic, and Detective Pikachu, I’ve become much more excited for them. Where the first Mario movie was almost exclusively in the Mushroom Kingdom, it was a surprise to see that we’re already heading to space with…
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