Author Archives: Languard

Full Name: Richard Fleming Website:
Info: Tea. Dragons. Cartography. Video Games. These are a few of my favorite things. Still waiting for someone to combine them all into a holy gestalt of entertainment, but until then I'll just keep playing and analyzing games.

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Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout

Atelier Ryza Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout is a heartwarming coming-of-age story backed with wide array of mechanics. But how does it set itself ...

6.8

Borderlands 3 Review – Loot, Shoot, Repeat

Loot and shoot to your hearts content but how does the story and replayability factor in for Borderlands 3? Find out in this review that ...

Blasphemous Review – Dark. Bloody. Unforgiving

A beautifully grotesque action platformer Blaspemous pits players against a number of hellish challenges. Find out what this nightmarish platformer has to offer in this ...

Lucah: Born of a Dream Review

Lucah is a 2D brawler with a striking visual style, but is that art style all the game has or is there a good brawler ...

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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Review

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Review: Is Bloodstained the promised return of Castlevania? How many hours of content, is there replayability, how is the gameplay? ...

Night Call Preview – A Gritty Noir Murder Mystery

Delve into a noir tale of murder mystery in Night Call. Become a taxi driver who barely escapes a serial killer and plays detective in ...

6.5

Outward Review – A Rough Adventure

Can you defy the bitter cold, brutal heat, and ravenous monsters that all desire your death? Outward is a RPG that doesn’t hold your hand ...

Anthem: Final Impressions Review

Taking a look at Anthem after its launch with whiplash storyline and confusing UI, is this game worth your time? Find out here!

Preview – Anthem VIP Demo

Taking Anthem for a spin with the VIP demo what can we take away from Bioware’s sci-fi action RPG? Let’s get into the good, ...

8.5

Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus Review: “Gore Fest”

For a long time, the single-player FPS genre was considered dead. Then along came 2014’s Wolfenstein: New Order, which took the gaming community by surprise. ...