Blasphemous II Developer: The Game KitchenPublisher: Team 17 Platforms: PlayStation 5, Switch, Xbox Series X, PC (Reviewed) Release Date: 24 August 2023Price: $29.99 USD / $44.95 AUD – Available Here and Available Here Overview Back in 2019, Spanish game developer The Game Kitchen and publisher Team 17 released Blasphemous. It turned some heads because of its twisted and brutal religion-inspired imagery that was rendered in beautiful pixel art. Blasphemous is a 2D action-adventure game in the metroidvania subgenre. Its sequel uses the same gameplay and visual templates as its predecessor. However, Blasphemous II aims to deliver a more accessible and streamlined experience. Story After the events that transpired in the first game, a curse known as the “Miracle” has once again befallen upon the world and its inhabitants. Because of this, a knight that is known only as the “Penitent One” awakens from his slumber. Cast onto a foreign land, the knight must solve the mystery of
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Final Fantasy I II III: Memory of Heroes Author: Takashi UmemuraPublisher: Yen PressRelease Date: Available NowPrice: $14.00 – Available Here Overview Throughout the years the Final Fantasy franchise has grown to such immense levels of popularity that it is not only on its sixteenth numbered entry but has seen numerous spin-offs, popular MMOs, and more released ever since it began back in 1987. Although nearly every game in the series has seen a Western release, albeit with some delays and a few number variations, many novelizations of the series have not been released in the West including the 25th anniversary trio of novels, Final Fantasy I II III: Memory of Heroes. Now eight years after the release of the novel in Japan, Yen Press has brought it to the West for Final Fantasy fans to dive into, but have these old-school RPGs translated well into novel form? Story In a few ways Final Fantasy I II III: Memory of Heroes is a bit different from the average light novel since