Spotlight on Erinye

For many years now I’ve been following an artist on DeviantArt that goes by the name Karosu-Maker. I was first drawn to his work because of his fun fan art of the Legend of Zelda and Resident Evil, and over the years he’s added to it with more works based on Final Fantasy, Street Fighter and so on. More recently, though,...

Angels of Death Review (Switch)

When Angels of Death first cropped up on the Switchs eShop I’ll admit I wasn’t particularly interested. I mean the character design and horror setting looked cool but I didn’t particularly think this RPG Maker title had much else going for it. That was until I was browsing the anime app FunimationNow which was advertising a new...

Fairune Collection Review (Switch)

Fairune is a series I’ve had my eye on since it cropped up on the 3DS eShop back in 2014. I heard great things about it, from its lovingly-made pixel artwork to the gameplay being very reminiscent of the original Legend of Zelda games. But for whatever reason I just kept putting it off, even as a sequel...

Loot Anime Unboxing: Survive

So I’m a little late publishing this one but here we go again, time to rummage through another box of anime goodies. This months focus has shifted from those working towards their dreams and jobs to those working hard just to Survive “whether it’s grueling training, epic battles or facing the power of a Shinigami”. Loot Anime...

Scooby Doo and the Cyber Chase Halloween Retrospective (PS1)

Halloween is once again upon us which as a gamer means pigging out on chocolate and diving into a good horror game to really get that adrenaline pumping. However for me the last couple of years it means breaking out my old collection of Scooby Doo games, writing up a retrospective review and coming to the realisation...

Loot Anime Unboxing: Work For It!

It might just be me but these Loot Crates seem to turn up quicker every time. This time Loot Anime has turned their gaze on a couple of individuals working hard at their job, mission or even towards their dreams. This crate dubbed Work For It! features items from the series Soul Eater, Gintama, Bungo Stray...

Kamiko Review (Switch)

Kamiko first caught my eye because of its stunning pixel art-style and its fluid animation.  It’s a Japanese indie title that cropped up on the eShop early into the Switchs launch. The games developed by SKIPMORE – the same people responsible for the two short but sweet 3DS Fairune titles that gathered somewhat of a cult following. For...

Loot Anime Unboxing: Action Comedy

Well it’s that time of the month again where we unbox another crate of anime goodies. At the centre of this months’ Loot Anime are a special group of formidable weirdoes, goofy or seemingly incompetent but each one with the heart of a champion! The shows selected to promote Action Comedy are One-Punch Man, Trigun: Badland...

Splatoon 2 Review (Switch)

If you haven’t heard of Splatoon then really where have you been hiding? Nintendos newest IP was massively well received when it launched 2 years ago for the Wii U with critics praising its unique gameplay style, stating it was a refreshing take on the shooter genre. I for one was a huge fan of the original...

School-Live! Review (Anime)

  Plot: “Yuki Takeya loves her school so much that she does not want to ever leave! Megurigaoka Private High School is a unique and lively place where Yuki enjoys her carefree life as a third-year high school student and member of the School Living Club. The club, consisting of the president Yuuri Wakasa, the...