Swordigo Review

Swordigo has to explore many optional ways to discover hidden treasure, and Goofy to fight enemies. A clever combat element, is that enemies by knocking them into the abyss can be killed - including even the mini-bosses. It is extremely satisfying to send an enemy into a watery grave, without completely draining their health.

Chrono Trigger Review

Ask anyone what their favorite Super Nintendo RPG is and there’s a very good chance they’ll answer Chrono Trigger without a moment’s hesitation. I mean it is one of, if not the most respected, admired and loved role-playing games ever. The game has seen its fair share of ports since the glory days, including an appearance on a compilation set for the PlayStation and a much more recent Nintendo DS iteration. Now it’s out for Apple devices.

MapleStory Cygnus Knights Edition Review

If the curiosity to make this game hard to resist, I strongly recommend trying to free the thief version, because it has many of the same fundamentals. This all new Adventure Island things to double. This is not to say, MapleStory Cygnus Knights Edition is a bad game, it's just me play better. And its control is not so hot.

Bug Heroes Quest Review

Bug Heroes Quest puts players within the role of one or two of heroes and tasks them with finishing heaps and plenty of missions. There are some RPG parts at play here, like character leveling and stat purpose distribution, however the stress is way additional on the action. There are not any over-worlds to explore or side-quests to finish, however rather a colossal assortment of levels unfold across the garage, kitchen, backyard, etc… Special equipment or ability trainers (indicated by handy icons on the choose screen) are hidden in an exceedingly heap of them, a number of that can’t be accessed till they’re replayed anon. It’s forever well worth the effort to travel back and appearance for them. Trust me.