YIIK: A Postmodern RPG
Disclaimer: Only after writing this review did the writer discover that the main character, Alex, was played by Chris “Kirbopher” …
Mitsume ga Tooru
With a career spanning decades, it’s not too surprising that Osamu Tezuka, largely considered the father of manga and a …
Banzai Pecan: The Last Hope For the Young Century
Hey, do you love anime from the mid to late 2000s like FLCL and Panty and Stocking? Do you like …
Black Rainbow
The hidden object genre is kind of fascinating because while it’s certainly lacking in depth, the formula for making a …
Silver Case, The: The 25th Ward
With the DS remaster of Flower, Sun, and Rain from 2008 and The Silver Case‘s 2016 remaster, the release of …
Massive Chalice
Double Fine’s initial success with crowdfunding definitely came from nostalgic fans, but their second attempt showed that they had learned …
Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator
We currently live in a resurgence of the classic style JRPG. Square-Enix has finally realized just what made their beloved …
Armed and Dangerous
Perhaps two of the most unlucky studios in the history of gaming are Shiny Entertainment and Planet Moon Studios. Shiny …
Suffering, The: Ties That Bind
Ties That Bind was released less than two years after the first game in September 2005. That sort of turn …
Suffering, The
Back in 2002, designer Richard Rouse III pitched the idea for a new game that would take the action of …
Spec Ops: The Line
There are only two truly notable games in the Spec Ops series, the first and the last. Spec Ops appeared …
Whispered World, The
The Whispered World originally started life not at Daedalic, but as a 2004 academy project by one Marco Hüllen that …
