Game Reviews

I write about an Atelier series mobile game, Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy and the Polar Night Liberator. How does it adopts the Atelier formula, and how well the game adopts it?

I write about a mobile/PC game that I tried recently, Snowbreak: Containment Zone. A third-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic world, how does this game fare?

After a long time, I finally covered a new game! This time, I'll be talking about ALICE Fiction, a puzzle RPG from the same developers as Crash Fever.

Another new game on the second quarter of 2021, and one I actually followed actively at the moment, I tried out the idol management RPG, IDOLY PRIDE!

Now on the second quarter of 2021, I decided to try out yet another game that I've heard, in a genre I don't usually monitor. This time, I tried out Counter:Side.

In the second month of 2021, another long-awaited game is finally released. While I literally only knew of this game days from release, and I faulted myself for it, I decided to try the game, and see it for myself. Making daily life in school to a small miracle Blue Archive is an RPG-style game where you play as a teacher (先生, sensei) who interact with students from different high schools. Seems normal enough... until you consider that those students wield guns, and you will manage them in comb

The 15th anniversary of THE iDOLM@STER series is certainly a very exciting time to be, and the first iDOLM@STER game featuring all five main branches of THE iDOLM@STER is finally released, in a surprise release.

New year, new games. As we enter 2021, one release in January that caught my attention is ARGONAVIS from BanG Dream! AAside. As a rhythm game from a franchise I'm curious about, I want to check it out for some time before release, so I tried it out on release day.

The latest game in Bushiroad's lineup, I review the aspects of D4DJ Groovy Mix.

I look back on CUE!, one of the first games I wrote about here, and talked about what has changed since the first release of the game.