Playing through games that might just get stuck in your backlog.
As part of July 2014’s North American PlayStation Plus free game list, Muramasa Rebirth was made available to subscribers for free. Having only heard of the game in passing I was somewhat intrigued to try it out and see what it was about.
Hey gang, I know it has been a while since I’ve contributed anything but the process of moving house tends to eat up all your free time to the point where you’re left with like 10 minutes to sleep in between packing and moving sessions.
A major thanks to a dear friend of mine for getting this title for me, Tropico 5 is the long awaited sequel to Tropico 4.
Following my recent completion of Persona 4 Golden I had thought I was going to be done with Persona games for awhile. Well, after I completed that review, I decided to start up a monthly Viewer’s Choice poll where you, the viewers, decide one game I’ll be reviewing for that month.
KAMI is a simplistic puzzle game where you trying to match the various colors of paper. You do this by switching between different colors to eventually end at your goal. You go in with only one basic tutorial. On paper, it sounds like an interesting puzzle game.
Once again, thanks to the Humble Bundle I was able to experience another game I would have never otherwise heard of – 140. 140 is a platformer with a slight twist – as you progress more beats are added and your “platforming” becomes more rhythm based.
Dungeon Hearts is an action puzzle “RPG” game. It follows the basic match 3 formula in a side-scrolling combat fashion. Unfortunately, that’s about where the fun in Dungeon Hearts ends.