[The PS4 Version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was used for this review] The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt picks up from the previous story, with Geralt now alone and searching for Ciri, his adopted daughter, last of the Elder Blood, and general badass.
What is a backer, but a joyous pile of rewards? After years of seclusion much like the Lord of Darkness Dracula, Castlevania father Koji Igarashi is back with a brand new gothic platform RPG for XboxOne, PS4 and PC.
In Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters, the gameplay is a combination of traditional Visual Novel storytelling and Strategy RPG. Interactions with Characters move the story along at a relaxing pace while you learn more about the Gate Keepers and your team mates.
Rozen Maiden: Ouvertüre is the two part OVA that sits somewhere between Rozen Maiden and Rozen Maiden: Traumend. Set in Victorian England, Ouvertüre tells the story of Suigintou and Shinku’s first meeting and how Suigintou’s almost irrational hatred for Shinku developed.
Gat out of Hell carries on the Saints Row tradition of being absolutely mental, but sadly seems to fall short of its potential. The story starts with an Ouija board session gone wrong at Kinzie’s birthday party on the spaceship.
The story of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected is…well bonkers really. You start off with a dramatic mission in Russia to prevent antagonist Cyrus Temple from launching a nuclear warhead aimed for the Oval Office, complete with Aerosmith singing ‘I don’t wanna miss a thing’ as you tear it apart midflight.