Author: Robin Baird
Robin loves playing RPGs, MMOs, JRPGs, Action, and Adventure games... also puzzle games... and platformers... and exploration games... there are very few games she isn't interested in. For MMOs she currently plays Guild Wars 2, World of Warcraft, and Final Fantasy XIV.
Omensight Review
After playing the demo for Omensight at PAX East my hopes for this game were sky high. The action murder mystery concept seemed very different from most other games out there and I was a bit nervous w...
Dungeon Stars: Casual Hack-n-Slash at its Best
Late last week the hack-n-slash dungeon crawler Dungeon Stars hit early release on Steam so I decided to jump in and check out what this game has to offer. Dungeon Stars really epitomizes the idea of ...
Alliance Alive Review – A Flawed Charmer on the 3DS
Alliance Alive is a fun, quirky, and interesting JRPG with some interesting systems powering the core gameplay. Although sometimes the naming of things can be quiet boring the story and characters are...
Moss Review
Moss is a charming and fun mixture of aspects of both Redwall and Neverending Story but also feels refreshingly fresh. Polyarc has managed to combine concepts from a lot of other VR games and make it ...
Ys VIII: The Lacrimosa of Dana Review
Ys VIII the Lacrimosa of Dana is an impressive and interesting addition to the JRPG series which offers a fun and engaging game from top to bottom. No matter if you have played the other Ys games befo...
Pyre Review
Pyre is the newest game from Supergiant Games and though it is a pretty big departure from their two previous games, Bastion and Transistor, it’s also clearly influenced by them. In this party based R...
Valkyria Revolution Review
Our Valkyria Revolution review was performed on the PS4 with a code provided by SEGA PR. The spin-off of the classic Valkyria Chronicles, Valkyria Revolution is an action RPG and is related to the Val...
Inner Chains Review
Inner Chains isn’t your typical horror FPS game. There’s plenty of gore and all-around creepiness, but the pacing is much slower and more methodical than the often frenetic pace set in most other horr...