Final Fantasy IX Review
The Final Fantasy series is a hallowed relic from the era of yesteryear, a series that has not necessarily gotten better with age, but is known for the ponderous gravitas…
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Alex Madell
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Alex Madell graduated from Temple University with a degree in journalism. He loves video games, Philip K Dick and Grant Morrison. He's been playing games since elementary school and reading since before He also writes copious amounts of fiction in order to fulfill his dream of becoming a published author.
Asdivine Menace Review
Asdivine Menace is a JRPG developed by Kemco, which means if you have played a JRPG developed by Kemco, you can safely assume this isn’t going to be re-inventing the…
Shall We Date: Love Tangle Review
When I picked up Shall We Date: Love Tangle, I had sincerely hoped that my experience with Love Tangle would be better than Demons’ Bond. If you read my articles…
Die in a 100 Ways Review
Sometimes, game developers don’t feel the need to come up with lofty storylines or deep characterization or memorable moments to make a game. Sometimes, developers take a bunch of mini-games…
Sanitarium Review
Many would not think of playing a game to be an exercise of the mind. Frequently, even gamers associate their past times with running and gunning, resource management or saving…
Swords of Anima Review
For anyone caught in the thralls of nostalgia when they meditate upon the hours spent playing games like Final Fantasy Tactics, or Vagrant Hearts in their rascally youth, (or just…
Angel Sword Review
Angel Sword is an Android RPG made in the vein of Skyrim or Fallout that attempts provide a sandbox for your device. Sounds great, but does the game succeed in…
Barcode Knight Review
Barcode Knight is a game that doesn’t think to hard about what it is, which is a pretty straightforward RPG/dungeon crawl with a bit of a twist on the formula.…
Shall We Date: Demons’ Bond Review
My ultimate goal in taking on Shall We Date: Demons’ Bond was to expand my horizons in gaming, try something new and expose myself to a genre I don’t usually…
Warhammer Quest Review
Warhammer Quest is a game that harkens back to the old days of Dungeons and Dragons and similarly-themed dungeon crawl games that is primarily about one thing and one thing…
Terminator Genisys: Revolution Review
Probably the most interesting thing about the Terminator movies was the idea of an unstoppable killing machine being dropped in our time and rampaging through innocents in order to kill…
Dragon Blaze Review
Part of the joys of loading up a new RPG is settling in a big, comfy chair, stretching out your work-worn legs and getting transported to another world for immersive…
Mortal Kombat X Review
Coming fresh off of my experience with WWE 2K, I was a little weary about jumping right into another 3-D fighting game for a mobile platform. However, I was pleasantly…
WWE 2K Review
When I first installed WWE 2K on my Android tablet, my mind couldn’t fully grasp how exactly 2K games translated a wrestling game to a format that calls for touch…
Prison Life RPG Review
When I first downloaded Prison Life RPG, I’ll be honest, I wasn’t really sure what to expect. Would it be a gritty, realistic example of how to survive in one…
Final Fantasy Record Keeper Review
Final Fantasy Record Keeper is a love letter to a series with which many people grew up. I myself have a deep affection for the series. At least up until…
QuestRun Review
Playing QuestRun reminded me of a few times that I’ve played Dungeons and Dragons with a really unimaginative dungeon master. You see, in Dungeons and Dragons, you create your character…
Alphadia Genesis 2 Review
In a time when the illustrious tradition of the JRPG – carried on in the mainstream by big-budget franchises like Final Fantasy – is losing ground to its western counterparts,…