A Suikoden SpiritMy soft spot for Chinese classics like Water Margin is exactly why Yoshitaka Murayama’s Suikoden struck me so hard back in the day. It took a Western fantasy wrapper and rebuilt that
Team Ninja’s Rise of the Ronin launches March 22 and marks their first open-world project set in late Edo Japan. I played the first couple of hours ahead of release, and here are my early impressions
I first heard about the original Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons almost a decade ago, when it quietly lit up my friends list. There were only a handful of trailers and the occasional “trophy masterpiece”
With the release date approaching, the Unicorn Overlord demo dropped last week. The play limit is only five hours, but I still managed to see a surprising amount of the game. If you are on the fence,
Opening ThoughtsAnnounced back in 2016, 《Granblue Fantasy:Relink》 did not have the smoothest road to release. Games with long, bumpy development cycles often stumble at launch, so I kept my expectatio
Why P3 Matters (And Where I’m Coming From)Persona 3 is the series’ real fork in the road. Before it, the early games and the “Innocent Sin/Eternal Punishment” duo already had some school-life fla
Like a Dragon 8 is finally here, and this time we get both Simplified Chinese subtitles and full Chinese voice acting, which makes the whole experience way smoother for Chinese players. The main story
Playtest notes on The Last of Us Part II Remastered: the new roguelike mode is way more replayable than I expected. It has been three years since the original release, and The Last of Us Part II sti