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REVIEW: Mortal Legacies
Despite the allure of the bigger-budgeted, Hollywood-visuals RPGs, there’s plenty of market space left for independent role-players to set up pixelized shop. The Breath of Death / Cthulhu one-two,...
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REVIEW: Monster King
Monster King (80 MSP) marks the second JRPG I’m playing in as many weeks, Mortal Legacies (review) being the other. In a quick vote between the two titles, Monster King is the superior, though when...
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REVIEW: RotoSchutzen
If you’re one of those people that believes in and bases their existence around absolutes, then it’s probably safer for the both of us if I refer to RotoSchutzen (80 MSP) henceforth as a ‘mini-game’,...
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REVIEW: Battlepaths
Man, calling your game an RPG used to mean something. Androgynous party members, high-fashion battle-attire, 80-hour hairstyles… er, main quests, and mostly melodramatic storylines that nevertheless...
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REVIEW: Bumper Knights
Bumper Knights ($1.00) is a bit of an oddity. A top-down version of bumper cars (supporting up to four players locally) with springboard walls and very light RPG elements, coated in a medieval...
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