Asterisk War: Phoenix Festa (Vita) Review
The Vita is probably one of the best places for anime games and small experiments. This is why the library is so vast and filled with oddities, which can either...[Read More]
Friday The 13th: The Game- Review (PS4)
When you hear Friday the 13th, what comes to mind? A crazed killer stalking and disposing of overly horny teenagers in gruesome ways? How about one of the most ...[Read More]
Voodoo Vince Remastered (Xbox One) Review
We are living in an age where our current generation of video game consoles are seeing a great resurgence of classic titles. While some “remastered” versions of...[Read More]
Human Fall Flat (PS4) Review – Why Am I Still Playing?
Human Fall Flat is a little indie game that not many know about. Released not too long ago on console by No Brake Games, Human Fall Flat has players taking cont...[Read More]
Dragon Quest Heroes 2 (PC) Review
Dragon Quest, one of the most popular RPGs in Japan, is a series that has remarkably kept its legacy strong since its inception on the Famicom back in 1985, spo...[Read More]
Akiba’s Beat (Playstation 4) Review
Japanese culture has a lot of facets with each more intriguing than the last. Akihabara is often at the center of shifts of interest, especially in games, anime...[Read More]
Guardians of The Galaxy: The Telltale Series Review
Since the release of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy movie in 2014, the lesser known comic series has become a household name that has children and grown...[Read More]
Blackwood Crossing Review – Xbox One
It’s been a little over a week since I finished my playthrough of Paper Seven’s Blackwood Crossing and I am still not okay. I apologize to my editors now, becau...[Read More]
Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life Special Edition (PS4) Review
While I am always discussing retro games and streaming them on Twitch, its not often I get to actually review retro games here on Marooners’ Rock. That...[Read More]
Diluvion (PC) Review
From 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea to The Hunt for Red October and even Down Periscope. There have been numerous submarine movies over the years, but far fewer g...[Read More]
