Game Reviews8.2/10
Fourteen Years On, Etrian Odyssey IV’s Labyrinth Still Rewrites Itself Every Time You Enter
A labyrinth of shifting halls, wherein each passage alters its form betwixt visits, doth demand memory and guile of the adventurer.
CLAY TRIBUNE / THE ARCHIVE
Tag: Nintendo 3DS
Game Reviews8.1/10
Eight Years On, Etrian Odyssey Nexus Still Rewards Exploring Its Branching Dungeons
A vast dungeon, a wandering party, and a steep trial of treasure and peril - this is Etrian Odyssey Nexus.
Game Reviews8/10
Dual Destinies Review: Apollo Justice Earns His Badge
A tale of Apollo Justice, the new defender of the accused, whose trials of wit and spirit rival those of his former master.
Game Reviews8.7/10
Pokémon X Review: Kalos Carries the Weight of a New Region Well
A review of Pokémon X, the 3D adventure that brings the franchise's core loop into the modern era with a new region and online play.
Game Reviews6.6/10
Mario Party: Star Rush Review — Quick Multiplayer Fun, Thin Solo Content
A review of Mario Party: Star Rush, the 3DS card-battle spin on the classic party game.
Game Reviews6.9/10
Final Fantasy: Explorers Review — Dungeon-Building Brilliance Trapped in Flawed Combat
A tale of two halves: a dungeon-builder's ingenuity and a combat engine that cannot keep pace.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Nine Years On, Hey! Pikmin’s Good Idea Still Gets Burying Under Weak Puzzles
A spinoff of the Pikmin series asks players to switch between three characters to solve puzzles, but its ideas fall short of execution.
Game Reviews6.3/10
Yoshi’s New Island Remakes Its Island, But Not Enough Of It
A small island, a short stay: Yoshi's New Island charms briefly before its thin scope betrays it.
Game Reviews7.7/10
New Super Mario Bros. 2 Rewards Players Who Hunt Coins Over Everything Else
A sequel wherein coins hold dominion over every level, granting secret passage to those who gather a hundred or more.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Ten Years On, Severed’s Puzzles Still Outweigh Its Rough Edges
A mother, a sword, and a forest of puzzles — Severed cuts deep into the art of movement itself.