Playing through games that might just get stuck in your backlog.
Persona 4 Arena is the first fighting game in the Persona series. It features characters from Personas 3 and 4 along with a newcomer to the series, Labrys. Can they face the truth in the TV and make it out alive?
We all like match-3/4 puzzle games right? Yes? Well, here’s Critical Mass where we’ll take the match-4 puzzle game into 3D.
LYNE is a simplistic game, at least on the surface. You need to match the colors together by forming a line between them. Sounds simple, right?
Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection (PP) is the first Vita title in the Hyperdimension Neptunia series. Unlike the previous titles though, this one isn’t a RPG – it’s an Idol Producer Simulator game.
Everyone loves adventure games right? Especially ones that are actually point and click ones? Well then, Deponia is here for you!
The Sacred Tears TRUE is a recently translated JRPG released by Nyu Media for Steam. While some may overlook it as “just” a RPG Maker title, what lies within is a pretty good game.
It’s always weird to play the sequel to a game and THEN play the first game. That’s exactly what happened with Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc for me. I made my return to the first game to end up trapped within Hope’s Peak Academy with the only way out to be to kill.
My Singing Monsters on Vita is a port of a mobile title. In it, you breed monsters who well… sing. While the title is free to play, you can pay real money for a variety of things. If you don’t, get ready for waiting… and a lot of it.
When Journey release a couple years ago I had hardly any idea what it was going in. I had played thatgamecompany’s previous titles, Flower and flOw, so I knew to expect some good things. So when I picked the title up on the PlayStation+ pre-release, I dived in excitedly.
LittleBigPlanet has quickly become one of the most beloved franchises on PlayStation. Since its initial release the series has seen a multitude of games across several systems.