Heart&Slash: Another entry into a thriving genre Roguelikes are a genre that have made a tremendous comeback in recent years. After several sleeper hits in 2011 and 2012, the concept behind Roguelikes have been revived and experimented on. Heart&Slash is the most recent in a very long line of Roguelikes …
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Blood-C: Demonic Moonlight, a prequel to the Blood series, comes to an epic conclusion with Volume 2. Envisioned in collaboration between CLAMP and Production I.G., Dark Horse Comics provides the English Translation. The Blood franchise has developed quite a history in modern manga/anime. Starting off with a rare anime feature not based on a manga, Hiroyuki …
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Kingsway West is an interesting, if a bit underwhelming introduction to the Kingsway universe. What is present in this first installment is interesting and fun, but I really couldn’t help but wish for some clearer art, more direct writing, and a less obvious attempt at a cliffhanger. Obvious plotlines: Kingsway …
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The invisible man in your bed won’t be the only one sleeping after playing the new Ghostbusters game.
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An interesting idea with a botched execution Early Access is an idea that has faced a large amount of opposition ever since it was introduced. Quite a few great games have been made with it, but many are distrustful towards it. One of the main reasons why is that many …
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How many big budget zombie games til now, have not been focused on fighting against zombies? Well, you can count them on your hand. While many zombie games (with almost similar concept) came and gone, Zombie Night Terror is the game where you can finally fight be the apocalypse. …
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE may not be the game we imagined when SMTxFE was originally teased. It may not even be the game we imagined after the first true reveal. And while our imagination may never have concocted this specific game, I’m glad somebody’s did at Atlus.
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It suited up, but can it move out? Assault Suit Leynos was a game that was released in Japan last year. It is a remake of the Sega Genesis game of the same name, known as Target Earth in the west. It finally received a western release on July 12th. …
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I join you once again internet, with another Brutal Gamer comic review. This week, I managed to get my grubby paws on this comic for a Groo: Fray of the Gods review. This is the first issue of the limited series being published by Dark Horse Comics and released on the …
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Evolve lives up to its name. When it first came out in 2015, Evolve was a fairly controversial game. This was mainly due to the fact that the amount of DLC and microtransactions the game had was nothing short of absurd. Turtle Rock was more focused on advertising the DLC …
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Dark Horse Comics return with the penultimate issue of Buffy The Vampire Slayer’s Season 10. Following the strongest season since the TV show ended, will fans get a bang or a whimper? It is kind of hard to believe, but this version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer has been around for almost 20 years. …
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Hello internet, and welcome to something new on Brutal Gamer. This week I will be reviewing the recently finished first season of Boku no Hero Academia. This presents the immediate problem of fans accusing me of parade raining one of the highest rated anime series currently. Then finding out where …
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One Pokémon game to rule them all? Feels that way. Pokémon GO. Here is a game that has successfully taken over cell phones across the country and has taken social media by storm. The game has only been live in the US since July 6th and there have been endless memes, …
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Never Gone shakes up the iOS gameplay Never Gone attempts to bring some real style to the iOS gameplay. Personally I think Hippie Games accomplished their goal stunningly. With gameplay reminiscent of Devil May Cry, few can be disappointed with the way this game plays. Dawn and his ancient weapons …
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Valiant Entertainment’s Eternal Warrior has been around since the early 1990s. Debuting in 1992’s Solar: Man of the atom #10, Gilad Anni-Padda (the Eternal Warrior) proceeded to get a 50 issue comic series from 1992 until 1996. Fast forward 20 years, Wrath of the Eternal Warrior attempts to successfully relaunch the series within the modern …
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On the surface, the first issue of Lady Killer 2 is an action-fest featuring a femme-fatale that keeps readers entertained with its violent sequences and the promise of mystery. Hidden behind the brutal murders, writer Joelle Jones plants a seed for readers patient enough to see it grow.
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