Urban noir otome game BUSTAFELLOWS comes to Switch and Steam in 2021
PQube is bringing acclaimed otome game BUSTAFELLOWS and its ‘romance, mystery, and dangerous relationships’ to the west next year.
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Tactical RPG Tears of Avia gets new gameplay trailer
A new gameplay trailer for Tears of Avia shows off a small sample of the game’s ‘hundreds of unique skills’, and some big damage numbers.
Review: Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r] (PS4)
Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r] shows how depth, coupled with a good learning curve, can be the perfect way to make fighting games “beginner-friendly”.
Root Letter: Last Answer review — Another trip to Matsue City
Root Letter: Last Answer’s “Drama Mode” replaces hand-drawn art with photography, doubling down on the tourist appeal of the game.
Blazblue: Cross Tag Battle review (PS4): Missing Friends
Blazblue Cross Tag Battle looks great and boasts a deep combat system, but its roster and range of game modes leaves something to be desired.
All-Star Fruit Racing review (Switch): Sugar Rush
All-Star Fruit Racing puts a high-fructose spin on the classic kart racer. It’s admittedly rough around the edges but overflowing with joy.
Gal*Gun 2 (Switch) review: Lost Love
Gal*Gun 2 promised to take Inti Creates’ infamous series to new heights, but instead it seems to have left behind everything that made Gal*Gun: Double Peace so great.
Rabi-Ribi review: Metroidvania and bullet hell, a match made in heaven
Rabi-Ribi cleverly combines the Metroidvania and bullet hell genres, using a silly but heartfelt story and adorable pixel art to seal the deal.
Root Letter review: A love letter to small-town Japan
Despite the limitations of the visual novel form, Root Letter delivers one of the most compelling experiences of digital tourism ever seen in a game.
Gal Gun: Double Peace review: Switching Positions
For a game that many people will probably write off as a ‘pervy anime game’, Gal Gun: Double Peace is remarkably smart and subversive.