We have reviewed quite a few Sword Art Online games over the years, and while many of them weren’t amazing titles, they managed to entertain us for the most part. Echoes of Aincrad tries to offe... Read More »
Well, this was a bit of a surprise, wasn’t it? We fully expected that our next Switch 2 Edition review after Fitness Boxing 3 would’ve been Xenoblade Chronicles 2, but Square Enix jumped the queue... Read More »
If you ask the average person about World War 1, you’ll probably get an answer that mentions the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, Germany, and Flanders Fields. The scope of WWI was much larger than... Read More »
Daedalic Entertainment, now there’s a name we haven’t heard in a while. After the disaster that was Gollum, the studio shut its doors. Daedalic wasn’t entirely dead though, shifting its focus to... Read More »
One can’t help but feel old when realizing that Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is already thirteen years old today. This iconic entry in the Assassin’s Creed franchise is beloved by... Read More »
If you’ve been paying attention to our reviews, you’ll have noticed that the vast majority of EastAsiaSoft’s releases over the last few months have been bite-sized puzzle games and visual novels... Read More »
If you cast your mind back to the beginning of the year, you may remember our review of Winterlight. This visual novel stood out not because it was particularly well-written, but because it made use o... Read More »
We now return to our regularly scheduled programming. The previous budget puzzle game from EastAsiaSoft that we looked at, Secret Paws: Cozy Apartments, strayed away from the 50-puzzle structure of ga... Read More »
Back in the day, Monopoly, Clue!, Yahtzee, and several others were pretty much the go-to board games for family game nights, and while they are still immensely popular nowadays, we feel that there are... Read More »
Over the last few weeks or so, we’ve been dipping in and out of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, slowly chipping away at the post-game. That inevitably means that we’ve been spending a lot of time ... Read More »