Epic Summoners 2 Review
An Epic Cut Above the Rest An idle role-playing game developed by FT Games, the central gameplay mechanic of Epic Summoners 2 involves building a party of diverse characters and setting…
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Pam K. Ferdinand
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Her introduction to video games, Donkey Kong on the ColecoVision, came when she was three years old. What was meant to be a temporary babysitter turned into a lifelong passion. An enthusiastic fan of survival horror, RPGs of all kinds, and first-person shooters, Pam is willing to try most game genres except sports. She is also an avid reader, a dabbler in foreign languages, an artist in her spare time, and a journalist for an online gaming news site.
Vanguard ZERO Review
Stand and Fight! Vanguard ZERO, the mobile game version of Bushiroad International’s popular anime and trading card game Cardfight!! Vanguard, follows the story of Aichi Sendou. Frequently tormented by bullies,…
Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe Review
What’s in a Name? Developed by Square Enix and Akatasuki, Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe presents the latest in a series of turn-based RPGs that spans nearly 30 years. Set after the…
Small Town Murders Review
A Peaceful Little Hamlet The mobile game market is saturated with copycat games, each inspired by or a direct rip-off of another. This makes the story-based match-3 puzzle title Small…
WarQuest: Game of the Gods Review
To Fondly Remember Your Childhood… Most of us have at one time or another dived into a choose-your-own-adventure story, probably when we were kids. WarQuest: Game of the Gods, developed…
Beyond This Side Review
A Hand in an Alley Beyond This Side, a narrative-driven point-and-click puzzle title developed by Glim Games, follows Sam as he endeavors to unravel the tragedy of his wife’s disappearance.…
Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross Review
A Propitious Start Netmarble’s turn-based RPG Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross follows the journey of a band of adventurers as they face off against the cruel and powerful order of…
Puzzle Combat Review
A Familiar Fresh Take Small Giant Games’ Puzzle Combat delivers what seems to be a refreshing change to the classic formula of match three puzzle games. However, the developer has…
Astral Fable Review
From Great Potential to Astral Fizzle Eyougame promises that its anime-inspired role-playing game Astral Fable will give players the opportunity to defeat monsters, collect cards, develop adorable characters, and indulge…
Cyber Knights: Flashpoint Preview
Quest for a Unique Gaming Experience Developed by Trese Brothers, creators of mobile and PC turn-based strategy games for over a decade, Cyber Knights: Flashpoint is an upcoming cyberpunk tactical…
Arknights Review
Living Up to the Hype Arknights, a tower defense game with RPG elements, has experienced a surge of popularity since its release back in January. But even before launch, publisher…
The White Door Review
Welcome to Our Institute An atmospheric, narrative-driven point-and-click puzzle game from the creators of the Cube Escape and Rusty Lake series, The White Door is the first spin-off title set…
Hotel Empire Tycoon Review
Charm and Promise When I think of Codigames’ new sim Hotel Empire Tycoon, the first word that comes to mind is “unfortunate.” I’ll start off by saying outright that the…
Forgotten Hill: Disillusion Review
It’s Like Cake Forgotten Hill is a town that you never want to visit but that you just can’t stay away from. It’s macabre and dark with just a touch…
Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos Review
An Appeal to Nostalgia Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos is the latest game in the Heroes of Might and Magic series that first appeared in 1995. It is…