While Fatal Frame 1 established the series’ Camera Obscura game mechanic, it was Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly that made the series popular. The sequel has two twin sisters attempt to survive a haunted abandoned village with the signature ghost-bane camera. While there are minor improvements to the gameplay, the main attraction of Crimson Butterfly […]
Fatal Frame II Review: Twin’s Terror Read More »
Horror games have been gaining traction since the Playstation 1 era with the likes of Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Clock Tower. Makoto Shibata was looking to break through the genre with Fatal Frame. A game he aimed to be the scariest title anyone has played. That goal has been accomplished with the title’s clever
Fatal Frame 2001: Horror Through a Camera Read More »
What counts as horror? This is an important question to ask when looking at and looking for anime that is meant to scare us. Most horror anime may not necessarily focus on it or even have the horror that we are not used to. The worst part is that anime has proven time and time
Horror Anime: Animating Terror is Hard Read More »
Horror games hit different because you’re not just watching fear. The best releases pull you in with story, atmosphere, and choices that feel risky. Lose focus, and the game punishes you. Keep cool, and you get that rush only interactive terror can deliver. Its interactivity is nothing you can experience in movies or books. Let
Impact of Horror Games Read More »
The explosion of Anime came with the popularity of cat girls. These animalistic feline females have garnered the appreciation of fictional girls with cat traits. How could the mixture of cats with females be popular across the globe, and who are the most recognizable girls or women with the nekomimi? Understand the appeal of anime
The Ultimate Guide to Anime Cat Girls Read More »
“Souls dwell in things that are cherished”. This sums up what Gachiakuta is all about. The story of Gachiakuta is set in a world where “normal people” easily discard their garbage, including other people, who are sent down to an abyss called the Pit. Those who live peacefully live within the walls but outside are
Gachiakuta: Tito Review Read More »
When you think of anime, one of the most prominent things in your mind is the image of a cute girl with large, more prominent eyes, a bigger head, more angular hair designs, seemingly proportionate body figures, and perfect facial features. The ideal cute girl in animated form, the anime girls, has become an archetype,
Anime Girls Unpacked: Culture-Defining Icons Read More »
SSSS. Gridman is a sequel to the 1993 Denkou Choujin Gridman Tokusatsu series. Studio Trigger reimagines the series with their own style of mecha and character animation battles. It also has a blend of drama and mystery with its world-building. This review goes through the reasons you should catch SSSS. Gridman in Crunchyroll or a
SSSS.Gridman: Tito Review Read More »
Jimmy Donaldson, better known as Mr Beast, is planning a real-life Hunger-Style game inspired by Suzanne Collins’s iconic series. He wants to gather 26 random people on an island to battle it out with laser-tag guns. The last person standing will win one million dollars. He promised no one will face real danger during the
The Mr. Beast Hunger Games: $1 Million Up for Grabs Read More »
My huge interest in JRPG started with Breath of Fire 2, but I was stuck playing the first Breath of Fire for years until I could afford to buy the second game. For a long time, I thought the sequel was the better game out of the two. After careful consideration, I have chosen the
Breath of Fire 1 vs Breath of Fire 2: JRPG Review Read More »
