For those unaware, Go! Go! Nippon is a visual novel about a guy who takes a trip to Japan for the first time.
The game is about $15 over at J-List, so I obviously had to check it out, since I was wondering how good it could really be.
Alright, this time I have an extra special treat of a review for you. And by that, I mean a game from a western developer, for various reasons which will be explained after the jump, so as to keep this brief.
Rusty Hearts is a very Japanese style MMORPG game from the developer Perfect World. The game is primarily a third person action-RPG hybrid with simple controls and fairly simplistic gameplay. So how does it stand up under scrutiny?
Oh man, just look at Cosmic Break. It has girls and robots, robots who are girls, futuristic swords, laser weapons, guns, and fighting.
A very Japanese mecha game that happens to be free to play. So just how good is it?
Monster Girl Quest Chapter 1 is the first game in the Monster Girl Quest (also known as Monmusu Quest) series. The most recent game is/will be the third Chapter, supposedly due in February of 2013.
Not only is Monster Girl Quest a game that the developers release for free, but ti is one of the strangest and quite possibly the best adult games I can think of.
