Showing posts with label detective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label detective. Show all posts

AI: The Somnium Files (PC) Reiview


Gonna be honest, this was not a game I was hyped for. I picked it up at some point as part of a steam sale which is how a lot of my backlog was built up. However it looked interesting enough so when the dice rolled it up, I was intrigued. Turns out, this was for good reason even if it comes with a bit of a downturn for the studio behind it. Come... step inside.

Alone in the Dark 2 (PC) Review


After completing the original Alone in the Dark, I was expecting more of the same this time around. That is not a bad thing however, as I would describe the first title as an aged classic: it shows it's age, but the game underneath the creaks and cracks is still as good as ever and something anyone interested in the game history should give a while. But this would prove both true and false at the same time. The game is more of the same mechanics, but trying to support a style of game that just doesn't match that.

8-Bit Adventures Anthology: Volume 1 (PC) Review



This has been a set of games I have been looking forward to playing for a good long while. After all, the collection includes both the first game I ever completed (and my first taste for horror gaming ever) and a second horror title I would have been all over had I known it even existed in my younger years. Add to this nostalgia blast that the OG development team finally got to make a direct sequel to their most famous game in the collections and there no way I couldn't play this set... so was it worth a visit down memory land and what might have been? OH.... oh yes it was....

Now please note that since this is a game collection, each game will get it's own review with a shared overall and bugs section. If you want to zero in on just one, please select the game from the list below.

DanganRonpa V3: Killing Harmony (PC) Review


If you've been with me during my gaming journey you know I have enjoyed my time with this franchise. The previous two entries were both amazing, mixing the perfect blend of detective investigation and pure anime-esque madness to be something special. Even when I wondered if they could capture lighting in a bottle a second time, I had to ultimately say, yes. But this time? It looked like it just might pull a hat trick with the trilogy. At least until the very end.

DanganRonpa 2: Goodbye Despair (PC) Review


Finally I get to say again that this has been a long time coming. Almost 5 years ago, I had played a little visual novel/Pheonix Wright clone called DanganRonpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, and I loved it. But I have a lot to play so the rest of the series fell to the wayside for quite a while until I happened to find the rest of the series on sale recently. The series was back on and the next game is now completed. And yes, I waited too long to get back to this glorious madness.

The Blackwell Epiphany (PC) Review

And here we are at the end of the line with our dynamic ghost-saving heroes' final adventure. I will admit I've been looking forward to seeing how it all turned out, and really I was not disappointed. Come on in and lets talk.