Atelier Ryza 3 Game Review – A Thrilling Climax To a Great Trilogy
By the time Atelier Ryza 3’s credits roll, you’ll be sad, happy, and thankful to have experienced the end of Ryza’s journey, in one of 2023’s best RPGs.
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Takt Op. Symphony CBT Review – The Stage is Set for a Breathtaking Orchestra
If Takt Op. Symphony’s beta is a good indicator of its release state, then this could be one of the few games that survive amidst a sea of shutdowns.
Haikyu!! Touch The Dream – Beginner Tips and Reroll Guide
Check out this Haikyu!! Touch the Dream Reroll and Beginner’s Guide, which will touch upon some tips on how to reroll and efficiently train your athletes for matches.
Alice Gear Aegis CS: Concerto of Simulatrix Review – Fun Arena Fighter with Charming Mecha Girls
Charming Mecha girls collide in intense space battles in Alice Gear Aegis CS: Concerto of Simulatrix, an arena fighter that refines the intense air combat of its phone game predecessor.
Gal Guardians: Demon Purge Review – A Delightful Castlevania-Inspired Spinoff
As a spinoff of Gal Gun: Double Peace, the 2D action-adventure game Gal Guardians: Demon Purge departs from the cute, on-the-rails shooter of its original series with retro grotesque monsters.
Wo Long Fallen Dynasty Review – An Accessibly Brutal and Fun Time
Wo Long is an incredibly fun Souls-like that scratches the itch left by Sekiro, but its story and progression feels like a step down coming from the Nioh devs.
Limbus Company Beginner’s Guide – Battle and Team-Building Tactics
Check out this Limbus Company Beginner’s Guide which breaks down the complex battle mechanics of this character-driven gacha RPG with some recommended characters for beginners and team-building techniques.
Redemption Reapers Review – Unforgiving Combat Above All Else
Redemption Reapers, especially for newcomers to the genre, may not be the best landing point for a Fire Emblem-like SRPG with its punishing gameplay and intricate skill systems
15 PS Plus Extra Games You Shouldn’t Miss in 2023
The PS Plus Extra tier has over 400 games to choose from and it can be daunting to make the choice. If you’ve decided to subscribe to the service, here are 15 selections that you should not miss from the North American catalog with some good reasons.
Rotaeno Developer Interview – From Study Aid to The First Rotation Rhythm Game
We spoke to the creator of Rotaeno Chris Choi to learn more about his design process, the game’s journey from high school to university, and his plans.