Reviews

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel, the latest entry in the long-running JRPG series, features new mechanics, a cast of recognizable and sharp-looking characters, a fresh story, and a great English localization.

A faithful homage to games like Ghosts n’ Goblins, Battle Princess Madelyn is a delightful crowdfunded platformer that, while not striving for originality, hits all the right notes.

Those of you looking to go on a roleplaying adventure should look no further than Heroes Trials with its two unique characters and numerous appropriately heroic trials.

An arcade racer for all the motorbike lovers out there, Ride 3 features plenty of customization, a robust career mode, and a great number of varied standalone races, with night time races making their debut appearance in this particular franchise.

My Hero Academia Smash Rising is a free to play mobile game based on a popular anime series that's predictably aimed at the fans of said series. If you consider yourself one of those, chances are you'll enjoy your time with this particular title.

A brilliantly unique game that puts you in the shoes of a Tech Support specialist, Tech Support: Error Unknown is both realistic in how it portrays the job and satisfyingly challenging as an actual game. At the same time, the bigger mystery you can eventually start uncovering provides some extra excitement to those not fully satisfied with merely solving support tickets.

A fighting game featuring heaps of recognizable manga characters, Jump Force is best enjoyed online where it gets to shine. But if you're someone who likes fighting games with robust story modes, you're unlikely to enjoy this one.

Cydonian Games stands out when it comes to the amount of detail they have put into each of the crew members cards, and the amount of weapons and time they put into making sure there is a never-ending journey that awaits you and your crew. While the graphics and sound don’t stand out too much in Voidship, there is still a list of features and gameplay factors that take place in this indie game. For the low price of $13.99, this indie game has excellent replayability and loads of hours for you to explore the galaxies around you.

The latest entry in a robust sci-fi franchise spanning video games, anime series and movies, Steins; Gate Elite remasters the original visual novel that started it all and expands it with roughly 30 hours of extra content. And that's a hard offer to pass up.