Category Archives: Reviews

Day One Edition for Dragon Quest Builders Revealed

The next spin off in the Dragon Quest series, Dragon Quest Builders will have a Day One Edition that will include a few nifty things as you begin your kingdom building adventure.

Players who pre-order will receive exclusive in-game building materials, including the Slimy Block recipe, Springtide Sprinkles recipe, and Gold Block recipe. Additionally, the official package art was revealed, giving fans a glimpse at the colorful, immersive world of Alefgard.

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Dragon Quest Builders will launch on October 11th in the west for PS4 and PS Vita (Digital only).

MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death Comes to Europe and North America this September

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MeiQ:Labyrinth of Death is a dungeon crawler making it’s way to the PS Vita in the west September 13th for North America, and September 16th in Europe. The game will be available for digital download off of the PlayStation Store and at retail outlets.

Get ready for layers of customization and dungeon-crawling with cute girls and mechs! MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death™ comes to the PlayStation®Vita system September 13 for North America andSeptember 16 for Europe! It will be available digitally and physically and is also compatible with the PlayStation®TV. To celebrate the news, we’ve got a ton of new assets, including the following promotional trailer, our first set of English screenshots, key art, and the North American package art!

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You can check out the latest Iffy-cial trailer here:

Grand Kingdom Review – Grand Tactics

Platform: Playstation 4, Playstation Vita

Developer: Monochrome

Publisher: NIS America

ESRB Rating: T

Thank You NISA America for providing a review copy of this game.

Every once in a blue moon there is a primarily single-player RPG with an online component. Usually these modes aren’t necessarily important to the game and can largely be left alone. Grand Kingdom is different in that its online mode isn’t some afterthought, but, better yet, a perfect extension of what’s provided in its single player offerings2016-06-09-084048 Read the rest of this entry

7th Dragon III Code VFD Review-SEGA’s Summer Surprise

7th Dragon III Code VFD

Developer: Imageepoch

Publisher: SEGA USA

ESRB Rating: T

Release Date: July 12th

MSRP:$39.99

Thank You SEGA for a providing a Review Copy

7th Dragon III Code VFD is the fourth and final game in the 7th Dragon series, but is the first game in the series to make it over to the west. The big selling point about 7th Dragon is the fact the games main character and all party members are completely customizable. When you start out the game you are asked to create your main character from one of the many different character models, classes and voices. You do this with all of your party members, meaning you have complete control over how you want to stack your team, and it’s entirely up to you on how you want to play this game.  While, in theory, making all of the playable characters a clean slate could hamper on the game’s overall story, I can say without any doubt that the game’s story is quite enjoyable and will keep you hanging on from the start to finish.

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Zero Time Dilemma review: Face 999 Dilemmas and the Reward is Won

Platform:Nintendo 3DS, PS Vita, PC (version played)

Developer: Spike-Chunsoft, Abstraction Games (PC)

Publisher:Aksys, Spike-Chunsoft (PC)

ESRB Rating:M

Thank You Spike-Chunsoft for providing a review copy of this game.

Back in 2009 the first Zero Escape game known as 999: 9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors was released. While it didn’t sell very well, it ended up being a cult classic, and deemed one of the Nintendo DS’s best games on the system. Series director and writer Kotaro Uchikoshi was given a second chance and released it’s award winning sequel Virtues Last Reward. Of course, awards are nice, but subpar sales are not thus, the series was quietly canceled… Not wanting to be left off on a cliffhanger, fans asked and pushed for the trilogy to at least be completed, and, through a miracle, Spike-Chunsoft decided to green light it. Please note that because this game was greenlit out of fan demand, it is highly suggested that you play the previous two entries first as it’ll be very easy to get lost if you don’t have any background knowledge of what’s happening.

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Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus PC review

Platform:PC

Developer: Tamsoft

Publisher:XSEED Games

ESRB Rating: The PC release was not rated by the ESRB, the original Vita release is M

Thank You XSEED for providing a review copy of this game.

The girls of Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus are back, but now in 1080p and 60 frames per second. Shinovi Versus was previously exclusive to the Playstation Vita, and this new version of the game supports higher resolutions, framerates, the ability to play with Japanese text, and all of the DLC is included.

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Where is Our Grand Kingdom Review?

Grand Kingdom is the latest adventure brought to us by NISA that is primarily an online experience. That being said we believed that we could not write a fair and honest review of the game prior to it’s full release. We had intended to have the review up this week, but due to the delay of the physical version of the game we have opted to hold off on it until after the physical release comes out so we can write a review fully based on how the game was meant to be played. We thank you for your patience and understanding!poster_eec5ae7a-2192-4631-aed6-5df5e1512c14.jpg

VA-11 HALL-A: A Cyberpunk Bartender Action Review – Drove Me Wild

Platform: PC, Lniux & Mac

Developer: Sukeban Games

Publisher:  Ysbryd Games

Release Date: June 21st, 2016

Thank you Sukeban Games for the review code.

VA-11 HALL-A takes place in the year 207X in the dystopian city known as Glitch City. In this city you’re born with nanomachines to make sure you’re following the corrupted government’s laws. You are nothing but a stressed out bartender named Jill that works at a bar in HALL-A coded VA-11 giving the bar its name: Valhalla.

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Kirby Planet Robobot 3DS Review

Developer: Hal Laboratory

Publisher: Nintendo of America

Platform: 3DS

ESRB Rating: E

It’s time to pierce the heavens with the latest installment of Hal Laboratories’ Kirby series. Planet Robobot adds a mechanical twist to the Kirby formula to differentiate itself from the previous titles. However, it will not alienate longtime fans due to the amount of call backs. This review will refrain from story spoilers, but will talk about unlockable modes. For the review only the Smash series of Amiibo, and Metaknight Kirby series Amiibo were used.

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Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator PS4 Review

Developer: Arc System Works

Publisher: Aksys Games

Platform: PS3, PS4

ESRB Rating: T

Thank you To Aksys Games for Providing the Review Copies

Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator is another entry in the long-running competitive anime fighter series by Arc System Works. Thank you to Aksys Games for providing this review copy and allowing me the opportunity to experience this stylish fighter. Let’s gear up this review and begin with a spoiler free summary of this game’s story. Please note you must play the other Guilty Gear games to understand what is going on.

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