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Indie Spotlight: Forgotten Anne
Tell us about your game: Valdemar Schultz Andreasen (Lead Game Designer): Forgotton Anne is an untraditional 2D platforming adventure, with a heavy focus on the narrative and an interest in telling a very human story. We’ve done what we can to make it feel as if you’re playing inside an anime-movie, with a cinematography thatContinue reading “Indie Spotlight: Forgotten Anne”
Review: Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia
The heroes from the Final Fantasy series cannot catch a break. Having been sent to a paradise world to rest from their battles, they discover that monsters have infiltrated said paradise. It’s up to them to band together and fight…again. Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia is a game for iOS and Android devices, recently launchedContinue reading “Review: Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia”
Review: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
All rise for the debut of Apollo Justice, the newest defense attorney in the Ace Attorney series! The game has been remade recently for the Nintendo 3DS, but was originally released as a Nintendo DS game and it’s also available on iOS and Android devices. You don’t need to play the previous games to understandContinue reading “Review: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney”
Review: Ace Attorney Trilogy
If you’re looking for a video game that’s not too difficult to play (at least not in the way that video games usually are), has an engrossing story, and phenomenal character development, you can’t find much better than the original Ace Attorney trilogy.
Review: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call
The Theatrhythm Final Fantasy games celebrate one of the best aspects of the series: the music.
Games to Get Excited About – December 2016
Hello and welcome to our final installment of Games to Get Excited About for 2016.
Review: Flat Kingdom
Flat Kingdom is an adventure platform game for the PC.
Video Games Will Rot Your Brain, or Will They?
Would you believe it was once believed that reading books would rot your brain?
From Table to Real Life: How RPGs Benefit Players
Tabletop gaming is definitely fun, especially if you find the types of games you really like.