Reliving The Games Of The Past.
Perspective changes with age and wisdom. We want to see how we feel about games now that we're older and more mature, with less free time.
We want to experience games that we missed.
We want to share our thoughts with you, because you may discover a game that you never knew existed.
Wow. What a slog that was.I assure you, my delay in publishing another post was not intentional. The truth is, games suck nowadays. It's true. I might run into one, or maybe two, good games a year. Used to be so many solid games coming out every year back in the NES and SNES days that I couldn'
I say that because...this is not a Bravely Default game. Call it anything else and it's certainly a decent game if nothing else.I don't like giving numeric scores because there's often more to it...So hopefully - HOPEFULLY - you will actually read the review in its entirety to understand why it's s
I admit, I did not support this via Kickstarter. That's mostly because I've been burned on Indiegogo and until/unless these services get required to either deliver on time or provide partial refunds, and get held accountable for regular communication, it's not going to be for me.But I digress.I ski
I'm a huge Ys VIII (8) fan. Love that game. Top 10 all time for me. It simply did everything right, well, except that ending.I was terribly skeptical about this. The demo certainly didn't do any favors either - as seems to be the common case, they focused on combat rather than the actual plot/sto
The answer is simple (but may not be short enough for you.)1. We believe that, thanks to the Interwebs, there is a severe loss of attention span. People are not reading like they should, and as a result, they miss the context of things. That then triggers them to automatically shut down and refuse
Many of the reviews here will reference this when assessing games. But many people may not have played the first PoPoLoCrois game, released on Sony PSP in 2005. At the time, PoPoLoCrois was a breath of fresh air at a time we were desperately lacking so-called "throwback" role playing games. Games
