Michael Chow
The Caligula Effect has a turn-based battle system that is refreshingly fun.
Much like the melting pot of genres and gameplay elements in the game, The Sexy Brutale shines the most when everything comes together.
…compared to years passed, player animations, ball spin physics, and defensive AI are noticeably improved.
The music in the game matches the atmosphere extremely well, and contributes much to the psychological horror that the game emits.
Additionally, the game lacks innovation and feels pretty much the same as any other Bomberman you may have previously played.
Snipperclips is a fun, charming title that players will enjoy, and is a great start to the "Nindie" movement that Nintendo is embracing for the Switch.
In a time where games rely on updates, patches, and DLC to become what the game should have been at launch, it was very refreshing to see Sniper Elite 4 release without any glaring weaknesses or issues.
Fans of the Digimon TV series would be wise to give this game a look, but do not go looking for a traditional JRPG like Cyber Sleuth was.
Although it does feature more than one ending, don’t expect the other one to be much more telling.
Some great character depth as well as an overhaul to both the Final Fantasy formula and battle system makes Final Fantasy XV a delight for existing fans and new players.
The characters are drawn in speaking cutscenes as well, and look authentic when compared to their source material.
Xenoraid brings some interesting ideas to the vertical shmup genre. Unfortunately, the changes take away from what really defines the genre, leaving it in a sort of limbo between genres.
Playing as a planet might seem uninteresting or bland but having control over four elemental giants makes the experience quite enjoyable.
Although the missions are repetitive, the gameplay itself is amazingly fun.
Jumping into Dragon Quest VII, I was treated to a well-paced, meaningful story that did not center itself around battles like many JRPGs try to do these days.
Unlike the gameplay of Steins; Gate, it is the story which sets this visual novel apart from other games.
If the gameplay had been more challenging, fluid, and present in the game, Bound could have been a title discussed for years.
Attack on Titan is an enjoyable title featuring fluid gameplay, enjoyable action sequences, and a story mode that all can enjoy.
Though the combat portions of the game are too easy, the combat system itself is enjoyable, if a bit simple.
One thing should be noted: you will fail, and then fail some more.