This final entry in From Software’s King’s Field series is set roughly ten years after the events of the first PSP game, and … Continue reading King’s Field Additional II: A dungeon and a dragon, a decade on
A soft giggle in the dark. Your body dragged across the room by an unseen force. The quiet tinkle of … Continue reading Echo Night 2: A second dose of lonely ghosts
At first blush the rigid grid-based dungeon crawling of From Software’s 2006 PSP exclusive King’s Field Additional I appears to be a … Continue reading King’s Field Additional I: Taking an old series to new depths
A wave of dread washed over me as I booted up King’s Field IV for the first time; I wasn’t concerned with … Continue reading King’s Field IV: Field four from From
The following is a brief record of my wanderings in the world of King’s Field II (retitled as plain King’s … Continue reading King’s Field II: Prepare to die
FromSoftware have something of a habit of creating worlds filled with darkness and ghosts, desolate spaces still reeling from the … Continue reading Echo Night: Death is but a door, time is but a window
Like all the best FromSoftware games, it wasn’t until I’d cartoonishly bumbled my way into an impossible-to-continue position and been … Continue reading Armored Core 3 Portable: The joy of mechs
This Shadow Tower: Abyss article was supposed to be a straightforward one. It’s the accomplished sequel to a game I … Continue reading Shadow Tower Abyss: Monkey paw wishes
Shadow Tower, FromSoftware’s 1998 PlayStation exclusive first-person horror die ’em up released long before we collectively “got” the tense dark … Continue reading Shadow Tower: Nightmare fuel for nightmare fuel
As hard as it may be to believe, there was once a time when From Software published all sorts of … Continue reading Onore no Shinzuru Michi wo Yuke
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 