Birds of Paradise | First Impressions | Demo Review
You’re the new manager of the up-and-coming boy band ‘Birds of Paradise’ and you’re convinced you’ve finally landed your dream job…
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Band Camp Boyfriend | First Impressions | Demo Review
Forge new friendships, become a leader, and find love while trying to survive Band Camp in upcoming indie otome game, ‘Band Camp Boyfriend’…
Read moreKeisaiin Ryuki | Character Review & Walkthrough | Cupid Parasite
The Glamor Parasite makes a unique first impression with his unusual habits of spraying people with moisturizing mist, and grading their faces like a school report card…
Read moreArcade Spirits: The New Challengers | Game Review
In the distant future year of 20XX, in an alternate world where arcades never went away, grind hard to achieve your championship dreams in the e-sports scene…
Read moreObey Me! The Anime | Episode 5 – Princess Asmodeus is in Another Castle | Anime Reviews
Asmo stans rejoice, for this episode (quite rightly) centres all its attention on the demon most fitting for the role of damsel in distress; the Avatar of Lust, Asmodeus…
Read moreObey Me! | Lesson 5 | Story Review
Move in with Beel and adopt a stray dog – Lesson 5 of Obey Me slows down the pace a little to allow players to acclimatise to all the new information presented in earlier chapters…
Read moreObey Me! The Anime | Episode 4 – Lucifer the Beach Babe | Anime Reviews
Episode 4 of Obey Me! The Anime honours a beloved, timeless classic of the anime medium — the beach episode…
Read moreOliver Knight | Character Review | Ikémen Revolution
Your snarky knight in shining armour – Oliver’s story is an intricately woven tale befitting an adaptation of the beloved Mad Hatter of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’…
Read moreObey Me! | Lesson 4 | Story Review
The Trump Card – End the TSL Trivia Contest in a dramatic fashion and claim your second pact with a demon in Lesson 4 of Obey Me…
Read moreDairoku: Agents of Sakuratani | Game Review
A supernatural slice-of-life, heavily infused with Japanese history, culture, and folklore – Dairoku: Agents of Sakuratani focuses on building wholesome bonds with fascinating characters…
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Sweet & Spicy | Otome Game Reviews 