Final Fantasy XVI Echoes of the Fallen Review (PS5)
Final Fantasy XVI Echoes of the Fallen Review: An Appealing Appetizer Final Fantasy XVI faces a unique challenge when it comes to the inclusion of downloadable content. As a game boasting a story that is not only extremely lengthy but also one that comes with a very definite conclusion,…
Potion Permit Review (PS5)
Potion Permit Review: A Cauldron Half-Full Hey there, dear reader! Have you ever heard of a game called Potion Permit? What’s that? You have heard of it because the game’s already a year old? Pshh, that’s, uh… well it’s not incorrect. But, here I am, reviewing it at the end…
Fashion Dreamer Review (Switch)
Fashion Dreamer Review: A Case of Style Over Substance When it comes to the world of video games, I lean toward what some might call being “fashion-obsessed.” I spend an inappropriate amount adjusting everything to perfection (at least by my definition) in character creators, I err toward choosing form…
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince Review (Switch)
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince Review: A Wrangler’s Royal Feast Dragon Quest Monsters has always held an extremely special place in my heart. While Dragon Quest—or Dragon Warrior as it was known back then—had been around since 1989, my first-ever Dragon Quest experience came in the form of…
Salt and Sacrifice Review (Switch)
Salt and Sanctuary Review: Definitely worth its… well, you know Soulslikes are a unique beast. They have a very obvious design philosophy behind them which, more often than not, allows them to achieve what they’re going for with less difficulty than other genres (at least in my experience). On…
Persona 5 Tactica Review (PS5)
Persona 5 Tactica Review: A rebellion worth investing in You know, it’s almost funny at this point how meta Atlus’ flagship series is at this point. Between Megami Tensei, Shin Megami Tensei, Persona as a whole, and the subseries formed around the three “modern” Persona titles, we’re what, four…
