Point and click adventures have come back pretty recently in a very strange way thanks to developer Telltale Games. They have actually become the primary reason I have finally jumped on board this type of game thanks to their recent re-release of Lucas Arts’ Tales of Monkey Island. It appears that now that I have [...]

Jurassic Park: The Game is a title that has gotten mixed reviews since its release. On one hand, it is made by Telltale Games, a company known for its many excellent titles and its adept ability at re-introducing the mainstream market to the point and click adventure game. Telltale’s library of work includes their single-handed [...]

To The Moon is by the same developer that made Quintessence, Ken Gao and Freebird Games. Quintessence was a great game with a beautiful story and the minor fault of some gameplay elements that could have used some work. However, To The Moon has more talented people involved, a better budget, and is a game [...]

Record of Agarest War Zero is a prequel to the ever-popular game, Record of Agarest War. This Role-Playing Game (RPG) has some elements that work well, while there are others that don’t. As far as RPGs go, there are two main types. The first are games which cut directly to their gameplay, making all their [...]

Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure was likely on everyone’s christmas list. At least, everyone with a seven-year-old who fell for merchandise driven gimmicks. Skylanders, by Toys for Bob (not kidding, Activision partnered with a company called Toys for Bob), has the unique gimmick of having little action figures that can be used to control different characters in [...]

Acceleration of Suguri X is an interesting release on the PSN by publisher Rockin’ Android, because unlike the PC, it has been released without its prequel, Suguri. In addition, it is a significant change from the previous game. The first game was a shoot-em up (SHMUP), while this is a three dimensional fighting game. It [...]

Crescent Pale Mist is an imaginative beat-em up style platformer game developed by ClassiC Shikoukairo and published here in the states for PSN by Rockin’ Android. It is the story of Gasyuki, a magical world, filled with forbidden magics, and a pale mist. It is a title with a small release without much fanfare (even [...]

Warhammer is a popular world setting that hasn’t ventured into the video game world too much, and for good reason. Despite the difference of the table top game, the video game (namely it’s Sci-Fi version) is rather lack luster in comparison. The concept of the game is cliché for a third person shooter. You play [...]

Gundemonium Recollection is another game made by the Japanese one man game developer, Platine Dispositif. We reviewed another one of his games here recently in the very enjoyable Metroidvania styled Bunny Must Die, and I was more then happy to take a look into other games this man has put his sweat and tears into. [...]

All right, while my job here on this site has become to usually review indie games, or games that I feel need more press, it is time to jump on the mainstream bandwagon for a moment and help the site catch-up on reviewing some major titles. Thanks to a Christmas present, I can spend a [...]