Amidst a string of lackluster Fairy Tail games, FAIRY TAIL: DUNGEONS breaks the mold, delivering an experience that truly does the series justice. It’s safe to say this is the best Fairy Tail game out there right now. While it’s not without its flaws, the captivating deckbuilding gameplay more than compensates, offering fans countless hours of fun while capturing the true spirit of the guild.
Visions of Mana is a truly remarkable and heartfelt revival of the often-overlooked Seiken Densetsu series. This much-needed update brings new energy to the 30-year-old RPG franchise, providing an engaging adventure from beginning to end, even with a few minor bumps along the way. It stands as the pinnacle of gameplay and storytelling in the Mana series, offering something truly magical for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Mika and The Witch’s Mountain is basically Kiki’s Delivery Service if it was a game. It captures all the charm and coziness of a Miyazaki film, paired with its simple but equally relaxing gameplay. Sure, it has some bugs and could use a few improvements, but despite that, it's a Ghibli fan’s dream come true.
Picture a wizard brewing up something special in their cauldron—tossing in a scoop of Undertale's charm, a pinch of Scribblenauts' creativity, and a sprinkle of Harry Potter's magic. The result? Leximan! A game that’s as enchanting as it is hilarious, with a heartwarming story, catchy tunes, and a world overflowing with creativity. It’s pure magic!
"Thank Goodness You're Here!" is an incredibly weird, hilarious, and creative game that capitalizes on its cartoon-inspired roots. It innovates to create a uniquely episodic experience that feels like you're watching a cartoon unfold. By the end, you'll find yourself grinning and genuinely thankful for the journey. I wouldn't be surprised if a network or streaming service decided to adapt this game into a cartoon—it's just that good.
Silent Hill 2 Remake had an uphill challenge from the start, with fan expectations sky-high and early backlash casting a shadow. But Bloober Team has risen to the occasion, not only faithfully recreating one of the most legendary horror games ever made, but also elevating it into something deeper—a haunting psychological masterpiece. This remake doesn't just terrify; it leaves a profound emotional impact, blending fear and sorrow in a way that lingers long after the credits roll. When a game can keep you wide-eyed, covered in goosebumps, and grieving for days to come, you know it’s something extraordinary.