RPG Review: Pecaminosa – A Pixel Noir Game
Whenever you see a new project that pays homage to a classic genre, there’s an expectation that it will take inspiration from the classics while still being unique. Film noir […]
Mini Review: Mind Scanners
Mental illness is a sensitive subject. Throughout history, the problems people have faced when it comes to mental health have had countless names and even more treatments with varied levels […]
RPG Review: Final Fantasy
All great video game franchises have to start somewhere. The Final Fantasy series in one of the longest-running RPG series in existence and it shows no signs of slowing down. […]
RPG Review: Rogue Legacy
One particular genre of video game I did not have a lot of exposure to growing up was the roguelike. It was interesting to hear about a genre of game […]
Mini Review: Coin Crypt
Coin Crypt is best described as a deck-building roguelile RPG, but instead of building a deck of cards, you gather a bag of coins and use them to battle against […]
RPG Review: Dungeon Magic: Sword of the Elements
Back in the days of the NES, there was really no such thing as a bad game. If I or anyone I knew was having trouble beating a game, it […]
RPG Review: Pixelot
As gaming continues to move forward with each new generation of hardware, graphics have advanced to new levels of enhanced resolution and fidelity. While the look and feel of the […]
RPG Review: Faxanadu
There are so many games and stories in general that revolve around a chosen hero who is destined to save the world from evil. Faxanadu puts a strong twist on […]
Mini Review: ChessLocke
Chess has been around for over 1000 years, and throughout that time, there have been many ways that the game has maintained its popularity. New strategies have been implemented, the […]
RPG Review: The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang
The early to mid-90s was filled with discussions about the age classifications of video games. It wasn’t driven so much by who should be playing certain games, but rather who […]
RPG Review: Secret of Evermore
Ever since the very first time I finished Secret of Mana, I remember playing it many more times with my friends until I knew the entire game like the back […]
RPG Review: Shadowrun (SNES)
One of the best sources a prospective video game can draw inspiration from is a core rulebook from a tabletop RPG. They are filled with all of the tools you […]
RPG Review: Brave Fencer Musashi
It’s easy to imagine that many people could get a really good impression of a game from the first few hours. Whether you’re watching a trailer or playing a demo […]
Classic Inspiration: Jude the Obscure and Breath of Fire III
Classic stories are considered classic because they present a universal moral that can be applicable in a wide array of different media. They can be retold in several different ways, […]
