Month: July 2015

  Cricket Captain 2015 Review This should be an interesting review.  You see, I’m an American.  WAIT, before you go running for the back button, let me tell you the honest truth, and then you can decide if you’re willing to give my review a read.  I think that’s only fair, considering I spent six hours giving this game an honest chance, right?  Okay, good- you’re still reading. Wh...[Read More]

  Battle Fantasia: Revised Edition Review While playing Battle Fantasia, I had conflicting moments where I felt like I was back in the late ‘90s.  On one hand, I use to love playing games like Guilty Gear X2 with my friends.  On the other, those games don’t play nearly as well as they used to.  And that’s how my experience with the game went; one minute I’m having the time of my li...[Read More]

The Red Solstice Review   The Red Solstice. It is an evocative title, I pictured a barren and stormy night on the red planet, dust blowing in my face and nothing but the howl of the wind to let me know I’m still alive. The Red Solstice doesn’t disappoint in any regard, it is an atmospheric, claustrophobic struggle, from the second you start. Ironward have been working on The Red Solstice for...[Read More]

Toukiden: Kiwami Review   Never has a game annoyed me quite as much as Toukiden: Kiwami has. The initial startup went alright, so to say. Let’s ignore the fact that it completely ignored my laptop’s native resolution and forced me to run it at 1280×720. Let’s ignore the fact that the game crashed twice before I finally managed to claw my way to the main menu. Let’s also completely forge...[Read More]

Anna’s Quest Review   Point and click adventure games were one of my first real introductions to PC gaming when I was a kid. I use to remember battling with my IBM Aptiva, trying to figure out how to install classics like Myst and Monkey Island. I loved how the action took a backseat to the story in these types of games, offering more puzzle than obstacle. The genre has kinda melted away over ...[Read More]