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Review: Away: Shuffle Dungeon
Many would already understand that I have a soft spot for roguelike dungeon crawlers, though throughout the years, I have been very picky with the roguelikes that I do play. I also love Animal Crossing, but the last offering of Animal Crossing was a bit of a disappointment. Mix...
Review: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey
You’re in present-day Earth. Wars are being waged, unpleasant acts are being done, and crises popping out everywhere. Suddenly, down at Antarctica, a strange black field is threatening Earth, and is constantly growing, later called Schwarzwelt. A group of scientists and soldiers are given a task to enter the...
Review: Caster
It’s no surprise that we stumble upon indie games every now and then, it’s no surprise that it’s on 3 main computer OSes either, what’s strange though is that it’s on iPhone and iPad too, which struck us as strange as Caster is a fast paced 3rd person shooter....
Review: Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard
Two means double, which means double the cursing at your DS screens! KhalidWebsite - More Posts
Review: Sands of Destruction
A JRPG that TRIES to break the JRPG stereotype, but ends up being part of it anyway. Mohammad AlHuraizFounder, editor and host of Lochal Archade. Mohammad has been running Lochal Archade for years and working hard in bringing video game-related content to the UAE and the Middle East as...
Review: Cartoon Wars
The iPhone is known to be strong for its Tower Defense games, which are stripped down, quick Real Time Strategy games, but now there’s a new trend, some developers have stripped down Tower Defense games. While Blue may not be the originator of this trend, they have developed one...
Review: Canabalt
If you’ve played the free the flash game, you pretty much know what this game is about, you play this running guy to avoid dying from collapsing buildings, deadly falls, explosive missiles and a robot apocalypse. As much as the game is simplistic and minimal, the game is surprisingly serves...
Review: Mystery Dungeon: Shiren The Wanderer
Who knew the Nintendo DS would have a wealth of dungeon crawlers? I sure didn’t see that one coming, we had Izuna, we had Etrian Odyssey, now we have this treat. Mohammad AlHuraizFounder, editor and host of Lochal Archade. Mohammad has been running Lochal Archade for years and working...
Review: Orcs & Elves
Not many people from this side of the world gave Doom RPG much attention mostly because the game was a mobile phone game, the Doom RPG folks did the smart thing and released Orcs & Elves on Mobile Phones and an enhanced version (with extra content) on the Nintendo...
Review: Etrian Odyssey
Etrian Odyssey is made as a throwback to those old 80′s first person dungeon crawling RPGs, with many elements found commonly in Japanese RPGs. The game’s story is rather typical for these types of games. A deep dungeon was discovered somewhere near a backwater town called Etria, and suddenly, all...
