A particular attribute of classically-styled Japanese role-playing games that has always resonated with my spirit is their unbridled enthusiasm for the spirit of adventure. This
My sister has a large glass display case sitting in her living room. Inside are a great deal of vintage dolls, and I mean the
Despair-ridden and downtrodden, humanity is a lesser race in the world of The Alliance Alive, crushed beneath the heel of Daemons who rule over them
Final Fantasy XV has an identity crisis. I’m hardly the first person to make this assertion, I realize. But after nearly a year and a
I’ve always had somewhat of a strained relationship with the Sword Art Online franchise. I’ve always felt that although the concepts behind the series were
Among the myriad games released in the last 30 years, only a comparatively select few have attained the sort of legendary prestige that keeps them
Lost Sphear is the tale of a world wherein people, places, and objects are gradually becoming “Lost”. They simply disappear, seemingly gone forever, leaving behind
I never would’ve imagined that at the tail end of a spectacular year for video games, Square Enix would think to themselves, “Nope—we can’t let
The burden of expectation weighs heavily upon Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It’s hard to believe that the first game in the series nearly didn’t make its
“Clearing the rubble from your path, you emerge from a narrow canyon corridor into a wide clearing. The orange bedrock beneath your feet is uneven,
The magical girl genre is a staple of modern Japanese fantasy. From the bright and bubbly Sailor Moon to the disturbingly grim Madoka Magica, there’s
So I am one of those jaded anime fans who went through their phase of loving hyperactive, cutesy stuff and came out the other side
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