Hebereke kicked off a series of games from SUNSOFT after launching on Famicom in Japan back in 1991 before heading to Europe as Ufouria: The Saga. The exploration-based platformer had early Metroidvania vibes, and while it didn’t make its way to NES in North America …Read more »
If you’ve been eagerly waiting to play Attack on Titan VR: Unbreakable, you’re unfortunately going to have to wait a little longer. While the game was supposed to come out during “winter 2023,” it’s now been bumped back to the “latter half of 2024.” UNIVRS, …Read more »
When the folks at Apple Arcade approached game creator Yu Suzuki (Shenmue, Virtua Fighter) and YSNET about making a game for their platform, they gave the industry legend a relatively straightforward task. They wanted a simple game that evoked the arcade classics of yore, so …Read more »
You don’t get much more straightforward than a puzzle game like Puzzle Bobble. Taito first launched the series in arcades in Japan back in 1994, after which it made its way to the west under the title Bust-a-Move, putting players in the role of characters …Read more »
Japanese game company TYPE-MOON is known for its wide variety of visual novels, namely its most well-known property, the Fate/stay night series. But while just about everyone familiar with TYPE-MOON knows about Fate or even Tsukihime, there are still a few one-off titles that have …Read more »
In Soul Hackers 2, an artificial intelligence known as Aion gets wind of an impending calamity, and manifests itself into two parts named Ringo and Figue in an attempt to prevent the Great One’s arrival and divert this apocalyptic scenario. Accomplishing this is going to …Read more »
In Japan, the Kunio-kun series is a long-running, beloved series of beat ’em ups that have been around since the Famicom days, spawning numerous sequels and spinoffs in the decades since their debut. In the west the series gained most of its notoriety from River …Read more »
Unless you’re intimately familiar with the Dungeon Fighter Online MMORPG—which has been around for 17 years and ranks among the most widely-played action-RPGs… so maybe!—you’d be forgiven for scratching your head at the initial announcement of DNF Duel. While the property might not be the …Read more »
FU Fighters In 2019, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes brought everyone’s favorite otaku and pro assassin Travis Touchdown back, but not in the way everyone expected. Strikes Again ended up being somewhat of a middling appetizer before the main course that would be No …Read more »
Fans of the KonoSuba: God’s Blessing on this Wonderful World! anime and light novel series now have the opportunity to experience the series for themselves with the free-to-play KonoSuba: Fantastic Days game. This spectacular anime RPG gives players a chance to dive into adventure with …Read more »
If you were one of the few but proud that played NieR when it made its way to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 back in 2010, you’re probably still talking about it to this day. The version we got in the west featured a different …Read more »
A dark fairy tale gacha from the creator of Drakengard and NieR:Automata? Don’t mind if we do. SINoALICE has been running strong in Japan for three years now, and finally dropped in the West on July 1. Now, people who knew the game primarily as “the one where …Read more »
The small pink alien Kirby stars in his own video game franchise, anime, and manga, so why not have an art book about him? Kirby: Art & Style Collection was originally published in Japan in 2017, to celebrate the 25 years since Kirby’s creation in …Read more »
Note: Review is based on a pre-launch final build provided by the publisher. Attack on Titan has had its fair share of video games since Hajime Isayama’s series first launched a decade ago. Some of them have been more in tune with the spirit of the …Read more »
Get into the rhythm! What are two tastes that go unexpectedly well together when it comes to video games? Don’t worry about guessing, because the answer might seem quite outlandish when you think about it: the rhythm-based dungeon crawler Crypt of the Necrodancer and The Legend of Zelda. …Read more »
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