Pendragon Is Mightier Than The Sworddragon
I volunteered to review Lux-Pain a while back, but it took forever to get the game due to an address mixup. Still, it came just in time for me to enjoy on my flight to Las Vegas. Looking back, this was the perfect way to try this game. I didn’t finish, but I think I [...]
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Hinano finished up her RenAi Blogger game today, and I downloaded a copy to give it a try. While it was rather short, I was pretty impressed by the overall feel of the game, and the storylines were very cute. Read on, but there may be spoilers.
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Like DigiKerot, I have a substantial RPG backlog that I’ve been slowly whittling down. I’ve narrowed down the possible choices to 5 games that I haven’t played yet, and all of them are fairly acclaimed according to their GameRankings average score, so I need some help deciding which one to play next! Vote for the [...]
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Hephador (who I have to resist referring to as “The Hef“) recently asked about my favorite RPGs, but I had never really given much consideration as to ranking my favorites MAL-style. After a prolonged period of deep thought, during which I resembled a constipated old man squatting upon the porcelain throne, I concluded that my [...]
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Despite being a moderate Atlus fanboy, I have to admit that they’ve made some pretty questionable imports over the years. Their latest release, Baroque (PS/Wii), is likely to go down in the books as either too artsy to be accepted by the general populace, or just plain bad, joining its comrade Unlimited Saga in this [...]
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Gust is going back to its roots with an alchemy school theme for the latest Atelier game. You play as Vayne, a young amateur alchemist who was handpicked to attend the Al-Revis academy due to his incredible potential. You’ll go to classes, participate in school events, pursue little sidestories, accept oddjobs for cash, explore dungeons [...]
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