Tag: anime

  • Europa: If Studio Ghibli made games

    Europa transports players to a beautifully crafted universe, drawing inspiration from both Studio Ghibli and games such as Journey. Set against the backdrop of a colonized version of Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa, the game offers an experience that is both visually stunning and narratively compelling. A visual treat  From the moment you launch into the…

  • WitchSpring R might even be better then pie.

    WitchSpring R is a simulation role-playing game developed by Kiwiwalks. The game revolves around the story of a young witch named Pieberry who lives in a world where magic is forbidden. Players take on the role of Pieberry, training her magical abilities, crafting items, and completing quests to uncover the secrets of her past. The…

  • Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance is the version everyone should play.

    With Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, Atlus again gives us the ultimate edition of an already superb game. Vengeance is both for the player who loved  Shin Megami Tensei V (and who didn’t?) and for the players who have yet to dip their toes into post-apocalyptic Tokyo. Read on to know why you should give…

  • Stellar Blade: Strikingly Beautiful but generic

    Stellar Blade is a game that certainly has its strengths and weaknesses. On the one hand, the combat system is incredibly engaging and satisfying. The variety of weapons and abilities at your disposal, combined with the smooth and responsive controls, make for a battle system that is both fun and challenging. In addition to the…

  • Sand Land – A Mediocre JRPG Experience

    As a fan of Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs), I was excited to dive into the world of Sand Land. Developed by ILCA, Inc., this game promised a unique blend of fantasy and adventure in a desert setting. While the game has some redeeming qualities, I found the overall experience to be quite mediocre. Story and…