Tales of Zestiria Review (PS3, PS4, PC)

            Ah, Tales of Zestiria. Practically every recent title in the series, especially this one, has seen some form of controversy or another among the fans. I’ve spent the time up until the American release with nothing but mixed feelings about what I’ve been hearing in regards to this title. Now that I’m about 15 hours into the game, I can confidently say that Tales of Zestiria is one of the best modern titles in the series (except for maybe Graces or Vesperia).

Batman: Arkham Knight Review (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

I've never really been a superhero fan. But if you were to ask me now which one was my favorite, the answer would undoubtedly be Batman. Over the past several years, Rocksteady rose to fame by developing the critically acclaimed Batman Arkham series. And now, the series has come to an end with Arkham Knight being the grand finale.

Star Stealing Prince Review (PC)

There are times when the RPGs developed and sold by big companies like Square Enix, Namco Bandai, or Nintendo just don't satisfy one's current tastes. If you're willing to dive into the RPG Maker scene, there's tons of different games to try out (and most are free). Star Stealing Prince is one of them, and it's evident that a lot of work and care was put into the development of this title.

Midnight Puppeteer Quick Review (PC Freeware)

            So one day, I saw a post from a fan page on Facebook for this freeware horror puzzle game Ib. Said post contained a link leading to another game by the name of Midnight Puppeteer. And after playing it, I can certainly say it was really worth looking at. In fact, here’s the link; it’s a freeware game: http://vgperson.com/games/midnightpuppeteer.htm

Bioshock Infinite Review (360/PS3/PC)

            Soon after I finished Tales of Xillia last August, a friend of mine let me borrow Bioshock Infinite for the Xbox 360. I found myself absolutely immersed in its world, and needless to say I really enjoyed the game. I enjoyed it enough, in fact, to purchase my own copy of the game on Steam a few months later. Now, let’s take a look on just WHAT exactly makes this game so great.