
Rezrog Review
The word rogue-like seems to be a popular buzzword these days, and can be seen in game descriptions for indie titles far and wide.

The word rogue-like seems to be a popular buzzword these days, and can be seen in game descriptions for indie titles far and wide.

In the latest installment of the Resident Evil franchise, the T-virus is back! You have three intertwining stories to play, with six playable characters. Seven, if you unlock Ada Wong, a fan favourite for most. Now the main criticism of the latest game is the length of the story-line. I will admit it is rather long but I don't see that as a problem. If people are willing to fork out £50 on games with a six hour campaign mode, then why is a game which I clocked up 10 hours on in Leon's campaign a

Straight to the point: A very enjoyable, beautiful RPG, which is not without its flaws but thankfully you’ll be so immersed in the whole world of Ni No Kuni…

A brilliant re-boot, bringing the series bang up-to-date. Although the gameplay is not highly original, it provides an immersive action experience with solid mix of great platforming, puzzles and combat. This is the best action/adventure game I've seen for a long time and is a must have title.

If like me, you’re sick of the depressing, Limbo-esque style 2D platformers, then this game is right up your alley.