 Player(s): 1
Platform(s): PC (via Steam), PlayStation 4 The 2005 sequel to The Silver Case, The 25th Ward: The Silver Case, is finally here! Newly remastered and available for the first time in the West. Previously only available in Japan and on mobile devices, Suda51, Grasshopper Manufacture, and NIS America are bringing this unique adventure game to us for both the PC (via Steam) and PlayStation 4.  Player(s): 1
Platform(s): PS Vita Back at it again with the Hakuoki review, and this time it's Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms! The game is also known as Hakuoki: Shinkai Hana no Shou in Japan, and storywise happens after Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds. It's recommended to start with Kyoto Winds to have all of the character and story background, but the game does start off with a very brief summary of the events from the last game to get the player up to speed, which is really neat and a great reminder after not having played the first game in a couple months. Still, I would highly suggest checking out the first game in the series, which you can find our review for it HERE  Player(s): 1
Platform(s): PlayStation 4 From the developer of one of my favorite series, known as Disgaea, comes an action RPG with story, art, and presentation. All of which you can skip. Don't know what I mean? You will have an idea soon enough. Just a little background, I have not played or even seen gameplay of the original The Witch and the Hundred Knight, but I'm here for the sequel. This is from a fresh perspective and not bridging comparisons between the two. Now, let's take a look.  VOEZ is a fantastic rhythm game that originated on mobile platforms but was eventually released on the Nintendo Switch early in its life as a digital download. In order to expand our options, PM Studios and acttil will be releasing VOEZ on physical formats this summer!
 Are you a fan of MangaGamer's localized titles? Then we have some huge news for you! They are launching into game development and have a brand-new Kickstarter up now!
 Hot off the heels of the smashing success of Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami in North America and building on the buzz around the upcoming Yakuza 6: Song of Life, Sega is happy to announce Yakuza Kiwami 2 will be heading across the Pacific in August 2018!
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Platform(s): PC Boy, I love me some good, wholesome yuri titles. I’ve never heard of this series prior to reviewing it and at first I wasn’t too excited. I’m the type that judges a book by its cover, or in this case, a VN by its cover. It looked basic and it even started out slow but OH MY GOODNESS. If I was allowed to, this review would end up like one of those Facebook posts full of jumbled up words and emotions about how wholesome and amazing A Kiss for the Petals Maidens of Michael is. Instead, let’s review.  Player(s): 1
Platforms: PC Same song, Different melody. A game that has good ambiance has the means of being amazing regardless of its genre. Innocent Gray has continued to awe me with their horror thriller visual novels and I needed this sequel to satisfy my lust for answers and art. Warning: This game contains eroge, blood, gore, and spoilers from the first game.  I began this experience with the full intent of giving The Spirit Master of Retarnia a complete and well-thought out review. As I first started playing, though it had nothing extra special, the game certainly was enjoyable enough to keep me interested. I’ve played tons of dungeon crawlers in my life, so I figured playing this one on Hard wouldn’t be an issue. For the most part, it wasn’t, but I did lose to the first boss. This resulted in a scene that left me not wanting to play the game anymore.
WARNING: I will make it perfectly clear that while I don’t show any NSFW pictures in here, I do talk about some NSFW items. The game is totally a hentai game, as you probably know going into this, but I leave this warning anyway, to be safe.  Player(s): 1-2 (Vs., Online, Local)
Platforms: PC Acceleration of Suguri 2 was released on Steam March 7th of this year by indie developer Orange Juice. The company is a circle for game developers, so each game they release can sometimes be a bit different from those they've release previously. Mostly what they seem to produce shooter-type games, with the random board game and/or visual novel thrown into the works to shake things up a bit. |
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