Skyshine’s Bedlam came out last month, but the team hasn’t stopped working on the game – they’re dedicated to tuning the game just right based on the feedback they received post-release. We caught up with them and asked John Mueller, formerly the studio art director at Vigil for both Darksiders games, a couple of questions. Read on for a quick 101 on Skyshine’s Bedlam and our report of this Q&A. Continue reading “Skyshine’s Bedlam Developer Q&A”
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Dragon Quest Heroes review (PS4)
We review Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree’s Woe and the Blight Below – an impossibly long title that could have also been called Dragon Quest Warriors. Just to make things easier for us… Continue reading “Dragon Quest Heroes review (PS4)”
Persona 4: Dancing All Night review (Vita)
Persona 4: Dancing All Night gives Persona 4 fans a fun and lighthearted musical adventure to play with on their Vita while they wait for Persona 5. Continue reading “Persona 4: Dancing All Night review (Vita)”
WRC 5 review (PS4)
The World Rally Championship has had two series of games dedicated to them, with surprisingly (and confusingly) similar names. WRC 4: FIA World Rally Championship came out in 2013, but WRC 4 had already come out in 2004. Now, with the release of WRC 5, that is finally a thing of the past. The old series never made it past a fourth edition and that means we can talk about upcoming games without the confusion as to what game we’re talking about. Let’s not do this again, people. Continue reading “WRC 5 review (PS4)”
Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance review (PS4)
The long-running Disgaea series has finally come to a new generation of consoles, with the release of Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance. Its unique blend of strategy and RPG has already graced every Playstation platform since the PS2 (as well as the Nintendo DS), and now sees its first PS4 release. It’s a familiar sight to fans, yet welcoming enough to newcomers. Continue reading “Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance review (PS4)”
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