The block and blobs will fall from the sky, and the puzzle games of the genre will be shaken.
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As the culmination of the past ten years of the Persona series, it still stands as one of the best Japanese RPGs to exist—and a visual masterpiece whose style has no equal.
Super Bomberman R might not pack the punch of one of Bomberman’s bombs when you think of console launch titles, but it’s still a quality experience.
Here, unconventional narrative design meets tightly-developed combat gameplay, and that turns out to be one heck of a combination.
Yakuza 0 passes the time, but it does not feel like the game that will turn me into a Yakuza fan.
While the original Gravity Rush pushed the Vita to its limited, Gravity Rush 2 is unleashed upon the far more powerful PlayStation 4, giving us a game that’s as big in scope and substance as the concept designs its world and characters were born from.
