A.W.: Phoenix Festa review for PS Vita
Sometimes it’s better if you don’t know what you’re getting into.
Sometimes it’s better if you don’t know what you’re getting into.
Superman 64 gets some competition.
A dungeon crawler that could appeal to everyone? How novel.
All the fun and excitement of moping around on a craggy, windswept island, now on consoles.
A horror game that falls just a little short of its goals.
Exile’s End may not do any one thing horrifically badly, but it’s still undeniably a bad game.
Jazzpunk is what would happen if first-person shooters, adventure games, and spy movies got together and had a baby. A very, very weird baby.
Playing this game may just have you follow Criminal Girls’ main characters to Hell.
If endless runners and RPGs had a baby, it?d look like Mystery Chronicles: One Way Heroics.
Mafia II looked amazing, but was ultimately a pretty empty experience. Can Mafia III succeed where its predecessor failed?
Not as bad as it could be, but not particularly great, either.
As run-of-the-mill a shmup as you could ever imagine.
NBA 2K17’s hold on the title of “best sports game” suddenly got a lot more tenuous.
As the Atelier series gets closer to its 20th mainline game, I think pretty much everyone knows what to expect by now.
As player-friendly as any game with hours and hours of tutorials can be.