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Surprisingly, Valve allowed Waffle’s Adults Only dark fantasy visual novel onto Steam. Eden’s Ritter: Paladins of Ecstasy is currently available on the Steam store for $29.99. During the first week of release you can grab the game for 15% off the normal price for only $25.49. Continue reading “Eden’s Ritter: Paladins Of Ecstasy, Adults Only Visual Novel Launches on Steam”
SNK Corporation announced that Samurai Shodown will be receiving some free DLC this August, specifically August 5th. If you own the game you’ll be able to play as the character Gongsun Li at no extra charge. Continue reading “Samurai Shodown Adding Free Gongsun Li DLC August 5th”
If you’ve been in the mood for some Japanese turn-based strategy games, you’re in luck because NIS America announced that Disgaea 4 Complete+ will be making its way to PC soon. Continue reading “Disgaea 4 Complete Plus Heading To Steam, Game Pass This Fall”
[Update 8/4/2020:] Valve has reversed their decision to ban Bokuten. The game is now available again on the Steam store.
[Original article:] Overdrive’s Bokuten: Why I Became An Angel is a visual novel that’s been out for quite some time. It originally released in Japan all the way back in 2012, and later was picked up by publisher MangaGamer for an English release on Steam in December of 2019. However, recently the all-ages version of the game was banned from Steam. Continue reading “Bokuten: Why I Became An Angel Banned From Steam”
Title: Fight’N Rage
Genre: Beat’em-up
Players: 1 – 3
Platforms: Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC (Reviewed)
Developer: SebaGamesDev, BlitWorks
Release Date: September 19th, 2017
I like some of what LizardCube, Guard Crush and DotEmu did with Streets of Rage 4. The art is mostly well done, and the basic fighting system can be generally enjoyable, with some decent’ish stages. But my biggest gripe with the game is that outside of the Streets of Rage 3 characters, none of the other default characters have the basic means to get out of the way, properly parry, or dodge attacks – with the exception of Cherry being able to run and Adam being able to do a light hop left or right. This creates quite the conundrum on the harder difficulty settings where you just can’t get out of the way in time or you have no way of defending yourself against incoming attacks. Continue reading “Fight’N Rage Review: What Streets Of Rage 4 Should Have Been”
David Shaw is heading up a brand new game that’s nothing like anything on the market at the moment. His latest project is called The Long Gate, which is being published by Inductance and set for release at some point before the summer is out. Continue reading “The Long Gate, Experimental First-Person Puzzler Announced”
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes Of An Elusive Age S – Definitive Edition is making its way to PC, PS4, Xbox One, Windows 10 and as part of Game Pass starting December 4th, 2020 later this year. Specifically, the game will be available on Steam for PC, so those of you worried about Epic getting their CCP-tarred hands on it can put that worry to rest. Continue reading “Dragon Quest XI: S Definitive Edition Heading To Steam, Consoles Dec 4th”
Movie Games Lunarium, Movie Games S.A., and PlayWay officially announced the release date for the sequel to the 2018 sexual horror game, Lust For Darkness. The upcoming first-person thriller, Lust From Beyond, is set to arrive first on PC starting September 24th as a completely uncensored and adult-oriented experience. Continue reading “Lust From Beyond Release Date Set For September 24th”
If you want something done right, you do it yourself. That’s the motto that most fans of visual novels and classic JRPGs have taken on given the recent surge of low-quality localizations and butchered translations from the supposed official sources, many of whom are converged or have fallen in with Cultural Marxists. In any case, the fans from Fuwanovel teamed up together and decided to roll out a full fan translation patch for Kami no Rhapsody, the visual novel SRPG from Eushully. Continue reading “Kami No Rhapsody Fan Translation Patch Now Available For Download”
Yoshitaka Murayama is teaming back up with Junko Kawano and Osamu Komuta to work on a spiritual successor to Suikoden called Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. The classically made game will head to Kickstarter with a goal of $500,000 to release on PC, and if the stretch goals are met the game is expected to release on the Xbox Series X, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. Continue reading “Eiyuden Chronicle, Suikoden Spiritual Successor Heads To Kickstarter July 27th”
Top Hat Studios and Radi Art recently announced that the upcoming cyberpunk visual novel, Synergia, has had its release date moved up by a whole day, from July 28th to July 27th. There’s currently a free demo available over on the Steam store page if you wanted to check it out ahead of release. Continue reading “Synergia, Cyberpunk Visual Novel Release Date Moved Up To July 27th”
Fatshark released a new teaser trailer for the upcoming four-player cooperative first-person shooter called Warhammer 40,000: Darktide. The game is basically a 40K version of their Warhammer: Vermintide series, which was set back in the old age of Games Workshop’s popular series. It’s just too bad that Games Workshop used their franchise to support domestic terrorist, which netted them a spot on the Traitors of America master list. Continue reading “Warhammer 40K: Darktide 4-Player FPS Headed To Xbox Series X, PC In 2021”
One of the most highly anticipated racing games set to come out for home consoles and PC is Lucky Mountain Games’ Hotshot Racing, previously known as Racing Apex. Beta sign-ups went live in early July, and they’re still live right now if you were interested in getting in some gameplay time with the low-poly, high-fun arcade racing title. Continue reading “Hotshot Racing, Virtua Racing-Inspired Racer Accepting Beta Sign-Ups”