Category: Classic

Port roundup: The Last of Us – Part 1, Dashing Orange, The Guise & RunBean Galactic

With The Last of Us – Part 1, Dashing Orange, The Guise and RunBean Galactic, we’re covering four recent video game ports that range from a 15 hour epic adventure to a game where each run will probably last you about a minute. From AAA to indie, here’s a quartet of new ports. Continue reading “Port roundup: The Last of Us – Part 1, Dashing Orange, The Guise & RunBean Galactic”

GrimGrimoire OnceMore review (PS4)

GrimGrimoire: OnceMore is a remastered version of the 2007 real-time strategy/RPG game GrimGrimoire, developed by Vanillaware. Originally released for the PlayStation 2, the game has now made its way to the PlayStation 4 by way of NIS America with improved graphics, updated sound, and new features. Vanillaware’s visual style tends to age very well, so let’s dive in and see how the game holds up in 2023. Continue reading “GrimGrimoire OnceMore review (PS4)”

The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure review (PS4)

NIS America’s new release of The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure follows directly on Trails from Zero, building on that game’s foundations while wrapping up the narrative. It’s out for the Switch and PC as well, but we reviewed the PlayStation 4 version. Continue reading “The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure review (PS4)”

Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse review (PS5)

The Project Zero games, perhaps better known under the name Fatal Frame, can be considered as cult classics within the horror genre. Many have at least heard of them and have a general idea of what they’re about, even more have never played them. The newly updated version of Mask of the Lunar Eclipse makes that a little easier, now that it’s out for modern systems – we played the PlayStation 5 version. Continue reading “Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse review (PS5)”