A bunch of people go to a lost village and get trapped by monsters. Continue reading Mayoiga Review — D+
Big Order Review — F
It’s time for a big nap. Continue reading Big Order Review — F
Reliving my Childhood with Kuma Miko
No, I was not a cute loli shrine maiden. Yes, I did spend most of my time talking to a bear. His name was Teddy. We even went to the bathroom together. (So sorry about that time I dropped you in the toilet, Teddy…)
Community
Kuma Miko has made me realize something that’s missing from most anime. A community. Here is the entire social circle of your typical school anime main character:
- A couple of classmates.
- One or two teachers.
- Four or five clubmates.
- The immediate family (often limited to a single imouto, the parents are mysteriously absent).
- The immediate next-door neighbors (but not the family two doors down).
And that’s it. Do anime characters never get out? For comparison, here’s a subset of the people I interacted with regularly in high school: Continue reading Reliving my Childhood with Kuma Miko
Xenoblade Chronicles X — When Will it End
Xenogears is one of my favorite games ever. Crazy religious conspiracy theories, mecha, reincarnation… what more could anyone want? So I was pretty excited about Xenoblade Chronicles X. I probably shouldn’t have been, seeing as how I had played Xenoblade Chronicles before.
Both games have barely anything in common with Xenogears. The gameplay is essentially an offline MMO— you have a limited number of abilities, they all have cooldown times, you trigger them at the right moment.
I spent 100 hours on this game.
It was not time well spent. You have to spend a ton of time grinding. And the combat system isn’t much fun. To make things worse, most of the quests are in the form of “Gather X Items / Kill N Monsters”. Continue reading Xenoblade Chronicles X — When Will it End
Sakasama no Patema Review — C+
A girl lives life upside down. Continue reading Sakasama no Patema Review — C+



