Strange labyrinths have sprung up everywhere, Joan of Arc’s running around causing trouble, and there’s only one international band of … Continue reading Dramatic Dungeon Sakura Wars: An ambitious and unlikely mix
As soon as I heard about this game, I just knew I had to play it. It’s one of three … Continue reading Sword World 2.0: Everything saved will be lost
My party are doing well, as far as a party roaming around a deadly dungeon filled with monsters can be. … Continue reading The Dark Spire: Sheer wizardry
If you’ve ever enjoyed one of Konami’s classic Ganbare Goemon games before then you’ll already have a good idea of how the … Continue reading Ganbare Goemon Toukai Douchuu Ooedo Tenguri Gaeshi no Maki: A touching farewell
I don’t have very clear memories of my time spent with the original 2007 Japanese release of this game, although … Continue reading Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings: A wing and a miss
Date cute schoolgirls while scheduling daily teenage-appropriate activities designed to boost your personal attributes in several key areas? Now then, where … Continue reading Love Plus+: Together we sail out to the sea of love… LOVEPLUS
Most of your time with Capcom/Inti Creates DS game Kabu Trader Shun is spent in thrilling stock battles, using a cool head … Continue reading Kabu Trader Shun: Fighting over money
When judged purely on its merits as an RPG 2009’s Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light is… it’s fine. … Continue reading Final Fantasy The 4 Heroes of Light: Four good-lookin’ Heroes of Light
For an adventure game with such impressive development talent behind it – that’ll be Red Entertainment (Sakura Wars, Galaxy Fraulein Yuna) … Continue reading Project Hacker Kakusei: Gotta hack ’em all!
The DS’ acronym-giving dual screens are good for many things, including holding the handheld book-style for some adventure gaming, ports … Continue reading Ketsui Death Label: Dinky dual screen danmaku
