This week, we encountered my most recent addiction. Starting up Blue Prince, I knew it was highly regarded as a contender for Game of the Year, but I didn't expect it to have such a firm grasp on me right out the gates. From start to credit roll (technically not finish), I was enthralled with … Continue reading Episode 194: Blue Prince
This week we covered a shorty but a goody. Sayonara Wild Hearts had been on my backlog since its release. Its visual style was right up my alley and I heard it was very respectful of your time. That said, NO ONE told me it was a music-rhythm game, so when I first started playing, … Continue reading Episode 193: Sayonara Wild Hearts
What a beautiful week of tunes! I hope you enjoyed this week's showcase of solo piano arrangements from an exceptional indie game. Nomada Studio, now also known for Neva, first solidified their status in the space with Gris. Minimalist, dialogue-free, but ever-so-touching, Gris is absolutely worth a visit. And don't sleep on the anime tracks … Continue reading Episode 190: Gris Piano Collections
This week, we covered a classic PS2 era title from my early years. Nippon Ichi Software is known for the Disgaea series (dood), but they've also developed quite a few other lovely tactical RPG titles too. Over 20 years after the first game's release, we finally got a sequel to Phantom Brave! So to celebrate, … Continue reading Episode 189: Phantom Brave & The Lost Hero
On the show this week, we covered not a video game soundtrack, but an anime soundtrack! An absolute game-changer in the anime film scene, Makoto Shinkai's "Your Name" (Kimi no Na wa.) brought the laughter, the tears, and the absolute banger tracks from Japanese rock band RADWIMPS that make up its soundtrack. We also celebrated … Continue reading Episode 188: Your Name
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