Konoha: Ultimate Storm Review
A Classic Naruto Package on the Go Konoha: Ultimate Storm is the latest entry in the long-running anime franchise, spanning across multiple manga series, anime series, and even several movies…
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Tyler Church
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Tyler is an aspiring game writer who specializes in creating intricate
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The Last Remnant Remastered Review
A Large-Scale Adventure on a Small Screen Released by none other than Square Enix in 2008, The Last Remnant inevitably drew comparisons to the developer’s greats, most notably the Final…
Alluris Review
A Binary Adventure Alluris is an inventive take on the classic text adventure, where you create a character to embark on an epic adventure. Except, throughout all of Alluris, you…
Cosmos Quest Review
Watch Your Civilization Grow Cosmos Quest, made by the long-running Flash game publisher Kongregate, represents their latest voyage into mobile gaming. It is unapologetically a casual game, because it falls…
Meridian 157 Review
A Dark Puzzler with Many Secrets Meridian 157, developed by newcomer NovaSoft Interactive, is a point-and-click adventure game with many puzzles scattered throughout the game. Meridian 157 is actually split…
Last Cloudia Review
Dive into an Epic Adventure Fresh on American shores, AIDIS’ Last Cloudia finally makes its way from Japan! This sleeper hit of an RPG, released in Japan early 2019, came…
Dr. Mario World Review
Addicting New Twist on a Classic Puzzler Mario has become a household name by now, but maybe you’re not as familiar with his alter ego with a PhD. Dr. Mario…
Perfect World Mobile Review
Exploring the Perfect World Despite recently being released on mobile, Perfect World has a long and storied history. Perfect World Games’ original game was released in July 2005 (in China…
Endless Quest RPG Review
Roguelike RPG That Shows Potential but Falls Flat First, let’s get this out of the way. Based on appearances, Endless Quest RPG looks like it was made in a community…