The best way to enjoy MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies is to realize that the game is a shortish visual novel with action interludes.
There should be no doubt that Valkyria Chronicles is a modern classic that has earned each one of its fans and accolades.
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth deserves every member of its rabid fanbase.
Quite simply, there is more value to be found here than in many sixty dollar titles that line store shelves.
While most of this review is spent talking about what went wrong, there is a certain type of gamer who will enjoy Neon Chrome.
Even with the upgrades and competition, Turmoil is the epitome of simplicity. It is more about betting against oneself when drilling, playing an extremely simple market, and exploiting upgrades for the most gain. There is some tough competition to out-earn and that’s fun. Still, it’s more of an amusing diversion to relax with. It’s not tense nor particularly challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. I haven’t yet felt like declaring I’m finished with Turmoil.
Much of the time in this review was spent bagging on Anima: Gate of Memories’ many, many (many) flaws.
Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator- serves as a worthy expansion/sequel to Sign in many ways.
On top of the fun gameplay, the art direction is a great stylized approach to incorporating the Voodoo influence and Alistar Lindsay's soundtrack fits the style perfectly.
The structure and play of the Carmegeddon titles have always centered around being a beautiful mess; Max Damage is no different.
As a standalone game, God Eater Resurrection is a decent time.
The fact that Adventures of Mana was originally a phone game does not automatically mean it is bad.
Much of this review has been spent pointing out Ghostbusters’ flaws and issues.
Somebody who just picked up this game would probably express some confusion regarding the issues raised in this review.
It should be confessed that I told my boss that I would play this game while rocking panties.
Even with two weeks of play under my belt, I feel like I have probably completed one half of one percent of what the current iteration of Neverwinter has to offer.
Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate is one of those games that has a built-in audience.
Many expansion packs can easily be dismissed as “more of the same for those that want it.” Unto the Evil sidesteps this. It’s an easy recommendation to players that liked everything about the speed and feel of the combat but disliked the maps; these new ones are so much more enjoyable.
To clear the palate, and because it’s so much fun, I put some time in with Robotron 2084 after I decided I was done with this game.
It's impressive how good Strike Vector EX really is.