I'm not a fan of Korean RPGs; they look great but most lack substance. Usually it's a grindfest either farming XP or materials until you're ready to progress with fancy visuals to look at. There are the odd exceptions of course. Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children is possibly one of them with Xcom-like SRPG tactics and a bit of Persona...
I think I saw this game being revealed some time ago, that and the game had great aesthetics so I decided to play this. So you're a student that just returned from outer space because the Earth was made uninhabitable by supernatural creatures. As you spend time in the rural town of Ashihara with your childhood friend (of course), you...
Always have been a fan of city building sim games since SimCity. Most recent ones I've played would be City Skylines and Surviving Mars. Then I came across this, Ixion, a cross between a survival and city building sim where you must keep a space station maintained as you travel through space with your large crew. It's a tough gamewhere...
Tried this game because it looked interesting but almost gave up when I kept losing on the very first campaign even on easy. Reviews compare it to a dumbed down but better looking version of FTL: Faster Than Light but I've never played that to confirm. It's roguelike so you can't save whenever and end up restarting a campaign from...
There's quite a bit to learn in Animal Crossing: New Horizons and the game doesn't really give you much pointers so, thought I'd put together a guide. So once you've set yourself up a tent and done the same for your new neighbours, you can talk to Tom Nook to see what you should do. He'll ask you to show him some of the local wildlife which can...
Always enjoyed co-op side scrolling brawler games I could play with my friends so games like Streets of Rage have always been fun. Feels like local co-op games you don't need the internet to play were made for the Switch too since it comes with two controllers and it's a compact, all-in-one console you can take literally take anywhere to...
The game isn't easy even on Casual mode and since it half goes back to the old level grinding ways here are some tips to help you through the game where you'll most likely struggle. Halycion, right from the start of the game you can go to the NE of the city where you can find wasp-like Vesps who will give you around 50 JP per battle on their own...
Had to separate this because there's quite a lot of info compared to the prequel. Main game itself took me 34 hours then the platinum took another 48 hours, mostly because of the drops. So a total of 82 hours. It's a great game and the extra scenes in the Dream Arena are kind of worth it. It's just the drops that'll take quite a lot of...
Picked this up during the Big in Japan PSN sale because Mask of Deception and Mask of Truth were selling as a bundle for less than £10. Have been quite curious about the game since I've heard a lot of praise for Utawarerumono. It turns out to be by Aquaplus who are best known for their romance visual novel games such as To Heart and White...
Wasn't really planning on going for the platinum trophy and just wanted to see the story since I enjoyed Persona 5 but not that great at ARPGs. Then I looked at the list and thought, "Hmmm, it's actually obtainable," and changed my mind. It's a fairly easy platinum trophy... as long as you have the patience for level grinding. You can...