Reviews

The time has come, to cover the grand finale to the Mary Skelter series, everyone knows that 3 is the magic number after all. If you are just joining… Weird that you start with the review for Finale, but you do you, I am reviewing the Mary Skelter series in the recommended play order, so, that means Mary Skelter 2, Mary Skelter Nightmares, and Mary Skelter Finale. This game did have some issues while in development, not too big, but worth noting, for instance, its the most censored one in...

Continuing with the Mary Skelter series, now, I will be covering the remake of the 1st game, Mary Skelter Nightmares, if you are seeing this review first, you should know that I am covering this series in the recommended play order, which means, 2 then 1 then Finale. This remake, was originally a DLC, but, for the PC version (which is the one I am reviewing) and subsequent re-releases, its included for free with Mary Skelter 2 (together with extra classes DLCs and cosmetic DLCs, for both...

Eislinn’s Last Sunset is a Fire Emblem Fan game (I tag this as a Romhack because Fan game category doesn't exist) It runs on a EXE. files and doesn't require a emulator or rom of the original game to play you just need to dowload in it's page on FE universe, it initially came out in 2023, but this current build is from December of 2024 Gameplay This game is very short being only 5 chapters long, and can be easily beaten in 2 Hours, while this is a fan game, it's gameplay is heavy derived...

SQUARE HQ, JAPAN, 1991 *Since I am too goddamn lazy to use a translator for simplicity’s sake, this skit will be translated already in English, if you got a question of how that works… Baku Magic* Worker: Sir, Final Fantasy IV has sold like pancakes, people got hyped for the franchise growing up after our first attempt went… divisive *Glares at Final Fantasy II (Japan) in shelf* CEO: Well, whatever, just send that one to USA and call it a day Worker: But sir, we haven’t sent them II or...

We Love Katamari is my favorite game of all time (and one I've been meaning to write about), so the prospect of a new game after all these years was enticing. I was halfway expecting Bamco to drop the ball (no pun intended) on Once Upon a Katamari, so I curbed my enthusiasm to shield myself from any permanent psychological damage. Fortunately the developers at Rengame, while not matching the same high as the older entries, deliver an incredibly solid revival of the series I can recommend to...