Here we are! Last day of my #roadto2020, last game to talk about before the beginning of a new year, a new decade. The Binding of Isaac changed my life. I was never attracted to roguelikes and the first version of TBOI (with Wrath of the Lamb DLC!) stayed in my Steam library for over […]Read More
I decided that I wanted to buy Catherine after one single trailer. I had never played anything like that in 2011 and I barely knew Atlus only from Persona 3 and Persona 4 (which I finished between 2013 and 2014), but I needed it. I bought the US Limited Edition in October 2011 from a […]Read More
Zero Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward was the first game I bought for my Nintendo 3DS. I ordered it even before getting the console because I found it on sale. When I finally managed to start it, I played it non-stop for two days. It was one of the most intense plots I ever saw in […]Read More
Some of my friends expected Persona 5 to be my favorite game of the decade. I was hyped about it even before the first teaser trailer and, by that time, I played both Persona 3 and Persona 4. I bought the Limited Edition and, on launch day, I played it for more than ten hours. […]Read More
This is my bonus post of my #roadto2020. In these ten years of gaming I had many, many regrets. Games I didn’t finish, games I haven’t even started and in general my approach of gaming didn’t make me always happy. As I said many times, I wrote reviews for some websites in the past. That […]Read More
I’m a bit late, so I decided to merge the posts of 23rd and yesterday! I played both Persona 4 Golden and Papers, Please! in 2014, and they easily became some of my favorite games of that year. I first played the vanilla version of Persona 4 in 2011, but actually finished it in 2013. […]Read More
The Testament of Sherlock Holmes was my first graphic adventure. I think I already said many times that I am a mystery novels fan, so it’s no wonder that I wanted to buy this game just because there is Sherlock Holmes in the title. And once again, just like what happened with many title in […]Read More
September 2011. Local game store. Alice Madness Returns was sitting on the shelf of used games. The code of American McGee’s Alice still unused. I knew that I had to buy it even though I only saw the launch trailer and nothing else. And I made the right decision. The twisted Wonderland created by American […]Read More
Unfortunately, yesterday I couldn’t post, so today I will talk about two games into two separate articles! I ordered Super Mario Odyssey the day I brought home my Nintendo Switch, since the shop only had bundles with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (the one I bought) and 1-2 Switch (which I didn’t like). It arrived the […]Read More
It’s hard for me to talk about Bravely Default. I had to play it for a review and, after beating it once to write down my thoughts and my experience, I restarted it to enjoy it without the rush of the review. It’s a little gem for Nintendo 3DS and I played it for 80 […]Read More
