I have been a FromSoft fan for over a decade. I hated the first Dark Souls game when I finished it (Prepare to Try Edition, which included the DLC, and I vowed never to have anything to do with it again. Even playing it was fraught as I almost-quit several time and rage-quit once. I… Continue Reading
I have one more post in me about casual games. Here is the last post I wrote about it in which I wondered if there was any practical way to make casual games better. And, more to the point, was there any motivation to do it when casual gamers were willing to buy just about… Continue Reading
I’m back to talk more about casual games. Yesterday, I wrote about some of my issues with casual gaming and what needs to change. I only touched on the latter, so I’m going to go more into that in this post. I have to emphasize once again that they NEED to put their options before… Continue Reading
Before I played hardcore games, I was into casual games. Hidden Obje.ct Games (HOGs), Match-3s, and Time Managements, mostly. I also liked word games and solitaires. One really interesting thing was back then, maybe 90% of the games had women as protags. In fact, one of the rare times there was a male protag, a… Continue Reading
Let’s talk a bit more about soulslikes. I brought up WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers (LEENZEE) yesterday beacuse it’s coming out soon, and the RKG Discord is going mad over it. Supposedly, a games journalist said that it’s to Dark Souls what Lies of P did for Bloodborne, and several people in the Discord were so hyped… Continue Reading
Five years ago or so when the glut of soulslike games really started taking off, I was intrigued. I tried most of them, and I didn’t like any of them. I have listed them in the past so I’m not going to do it again. Every time, I went into the game with hope in… Continue Reading
I am back for the most definitely final installment of My Official Review of Promise Mascot Agency (Kaizen Game Works). My Pinky plushy arrived today and is sitting on my desk. She is cute as hell, and very adorable in her summer gear. She is my mascot, and speaks to my twisted, dark heart. Here… Continue Reading
This is the fifth and last post I’m going to write for my official review of Promise Mascot Agency (Kaizen Game Works). I still think about it, even though I have not played it for several days. All the thing s that irritated me about it have melted away, and all I have are warm… Continue Reading
This is the fourth and final post of my official review of Promise Mascot Agency (Kaizen Game Works). I was obsessed with it as I played it, but as is my wont, once I’m done, I am DONE. Except for FromSoft games; I am never done with them. Here is my post from yesterday. I… Continue Reading
In my last post about Promise Mascot Agency (Kaizen Game Works), I wvas talking about the negatives of the game (to me). I have a few more before I get to waht I absolutely loved about the game. The other biggest issue I had with the game was the story. It was serviceable as a… Continue Reading