One of the best-told stories in years provides a very satisfying conclusion to the Utawarerumono series.
This dungeon crawler is loaded to the gills with fanservice, but some neat systems can't make up for a forgettable adventure.
The gameplay may be lacking, but the amount of depth that exists plus the fantastic story makes this an entertaining adventure.
It's the console monster hunting game you've been wanting, but with a far bigger emphasis on story and exploration.
Gust's most ambitious game to date may have a few flaws, but is definitely an effort worth commending.
This may be one of the best games that I have had the pleasure of playing in years.
A near-direct port of the handheld release that delivers an enjoyable experience - if you don't mind all the fanservice.
Technical issues aside, this is clearly the best version of the game that does a lot to improve the main complaints of the original release.
Fun MMORPG-style mechanics aside, this game lacks much of the excitement the license is known for.
I don't think I'll ever forget the bone-chilling reaction I had in the opening moments of Yomawari: Night Alone. It was the perfect way to grab someone's attention and immerse them into the tone of the game.
Though Compile Heart once again re-uses a lot of assets, there are plenty of new systems in work to warrant a purchase.
Though it presents a valuable entry into a genre Monster Hunter inhabits, Rage Burst doesn't do enough to differentiate itself from its prequel.
An entry that encapsulates the feeling of taking down a mighty Titan while bathing in its blood.
While it can't escape looking like a 5-year old game, this enhanced remake is one hell of a package at a low price.
Compile Heart has taken measures to amend major issues with the plot, but players must first endure some poor design decisions.
Fall in love with a game that bestows upon the player a strong sense of warmth and contentment.
It’s not for everyone, and the action can be overtly simplified at times, but Koei Tecmo crafted an incredibly addictive experience.
While Atelier Sophie makes interesting changes to the dynamic of the series, it does not leave a strong impact.
A strong multiplayer feature buckles under the weight of a middling single player mode.
While this strategy RPG does nothing innovative, its the characters and the story that makes it all worth it.