Any review lacking in a place to start should consider a good old fashion caveat:  I’ve never developed a game.  So, it is with pure speculation that I suggest that analyzing how the eyes move across the screen must be daunting task. For all I know it’s the easiest thing in game development—I have a … Continue reading Gorogoa–Review

Attempting to balance solid, organic characters and challenging, fluid combat is where an RPG can thrive.  Find that magic mix and I’m hooked for weeks.  Give me a bland cast and engrossing gameplay, you have me for a few days.  Give me stellar characters but keep me from engaging with them and you might as … Continue reading Persona 5–Review