Game Review: Mary Skelter: Nightmares (PS Vita)
A dungeon crawler with a mixed identity, but beautiful presentation and endless (and fun) gameplay. Nothing wrong with that.
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Nintendo Switch: death of the Vita, or resurgence of portable gaming?
Will Nintendo’s new Transformer device bring the much-announced death of the PS Vita? Or will it fortify the dedicated portable gaming market? Nintendo has made [Read more…]
First Impressions: Senran Kagura: Estival Versus
So, the day has finally come! The follow up to Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus (which I LOVED) is here, and I’ve been spending some time [Read more…]
First Impressions: SwapQuest
SwapQuest came to Vita a couple of weeks ago, courtesy of Rebusmind, a German indie developer. When I saw the announcement video (below), I was positively excited. It looked like a really cool mechanic, and one that hadn’t been explored before.
First Impressions: Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel
I’m about an hour and a half into the game, and already the story has so many layers, it would have easily won “Ace of Cakes” (don’t judge, my girlfriend is a pastry chef).
First Impressions: Saturday Morning RPG
Saturday Morning RPG has hit the Vita, and it’s coming with the 5th episode on tow. I’ve been waiting for this game for a long [Read more…]
First Impressions: Volume
Yes, “Volume” is a stealth game with polygon graphics. But that’s like saying that “King Lear” is some wood pulp and black ink.
You’d be kinda missing the point.
Expect a full review in the coming days.
First Impressions: Bastion
Well, after waiting for literally years to play Bastion on my Vita (I already own the game thanks to the Humble Bundle, but I wanted to play it on my handheld), I started to play today.
And kid (wink), was it worth the wait.
First Impressions: Teslagrad
All in all, about an hour and a half into the game, I’m enjoying it. The art style is gorgeous, and the level design is very smart.
First Impressions: Heroes of Loot
It’s another perfect example of a game that is definitely better on a handheld, a bit like LEAP’s “Squares”: fantastic in short bursts.