I love this game. I also love to hate it. It's fun, and keeps you on a lasting emotional rollercoaster that will stay with you. The relationships between all of the characters is well done. WATCH KINGSGLAIVE the game will make a LOT more sense. Otherwise you're just going to be lost and in the dark.

George Orwell, the author of Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four, is the sort of writer whose work is unlikely to ever feel irrelevant or unimportant. Although his writing is only explicitly mentioned a few times in Orwell, the game questions modern surveillance techniques and the security of...

Convincing characters and plot; Thrilling "aha" moments; Impactful choices and discoveries; Your job hits the right note between feeling important and hugely invasive

Some rules feel arbitrary; A few glitches and crashes require rebooting the game; Text logs of phone conversations feel unnatural

I've been a fan the the FF series for quite a while now, however many fans have found the last few entries to be disappointing. With this new game trying to restore the once good name of Final Fantasy, and overcome the troubled development, and also create an experience for old fans and newcomers,...

This troubled history is one of the reasons Final Fantasy 15 is so difficult to pin down. For a series universally known and loved for its emphasis on storytelling, can I recommend a Final Fantasy game despite its unsatisfying story?

When I'm riding chocobos across the beach at dusk with my three friends and hunting iconic Final Fantasy monsters in a huge, picturesque open world, feels like nearly everything I could want from a modern Final Fantasy.

There are some games that seem like they may never come out and Final Fantasy Versus XIII was one of those games. First announced back in 2006, the game st

Enjoyable story; Brotherhood between leads feels natural; Enthralling combat; Open world from start

Awkward battle camera; Limited driving