Bob Richardson's Reviews
A heartfelt story that demonstrates the positive impact online relationships and communities can have on people. A must-play.
Amped-up level design and non-linearity in how to approach missions elevate this strategic title in ways not seen in its forebearers.
A competent and enjoyable board game port for PC.
In some ways this remaster improves upon the original and in only one way is it a downgrade, but the core of this masterpiece remains intact.
If you've been waiting for a facelift to experience this historic title, this is a fantastic time to hop in, but expect some of the rougher parts of its original design to irritate.
A game worth admiring or even playing for historical purposes only, Final Fantasy II likely won't compare to most games released today.
Never before have I seen such fantastic customization and nuance mired by narrow quest and battle design.
Paranormasight uses its occult theme and unique cast of characters to add something new to the world of visual novels, and feels like a path few have walked.
Mageseeker is a slog that even die-hard League of Legends fans will have trouble getting through.
A commendable and adequate Lovecraftian tale worthy of your time.
This is a highly niche title that expects a lot from the player but gives back in equal measure if you have the time and energy.
A bite-sized puzzle game with an emphasis on crafting stories that will delight for a short gaming romp.
A heartfelt world without a lot going on that may capture some hearts and leave others disappointed.
A fast paced and addicting action RPG that falls into routine a little too quickly.
If you love Final Fantasy music, this is your opportunity to immerse yourself in the best Square-Enix has to offer.
Those invested in the series who haven't played this will find the best way to play it, while those with cursory interest may be left wanting.
A beautiful and heartfelt historical fiction with heavy themes of religion, purpose, and the influence we have on others over time.
Hilariously creative yet will also push the boundaries of what others find palatable.
Folks who enjoy lower-shelf humor will find much to enjoy here. Turn your brain off and you may find some fun to be had.
While it's not a bad game out of the gate, some people may not have the patience to see Triangle Strategy at its finest during the latter half of the game.