Gamezebo says "For the most part, Phoenix Wright is a relatively simple experience. Catching witnesses in contradictions is as easy as paying attention to the story, and the game rarely ever provides moments that will stump players. Despite the lack of difficulty, though, Phoenix Wright remains one of the most engaging examples of interactive storytelling available. If you’ve never had a chance to play this before, that’s a crime worthy of trial. Your sentence? Buy this game. Now."
I (Robin Ek, TGG) just woke up to the great news that the "Smooth McGroove Remixed 2 GameChops & Smooth McGroove" album is now available via iTunes, Google Play and Spotify =) So, check it out ;)
One of the more unique video genres out there are visual novels. These 15 interactive stories can easily draw you in, and keep you hooked.
I just finished my first play (read?)-through of Steins;Gate. Really enjoyed it. It's often considered the highest point in the genre and with good reason. So, if you wanna see if you can enjoy these kinds of games, if the story of movies like Inception or games like Bioshock Infinite really grab you, than give it a shot.
Plus Steins Gate 0 gets its English translation released on PS4 and Vita next month.
There are enough visual novels I love on this list that I better check out the others.
Sometimes you just need that perfect game to take with you on the go. Here's 20 games that are great offline options while you're commuting by plane or car.
I always bring either my Vita or 3ds for long flights but after a few minutes I get motion sickness. I like to grind in Jrpgs, helps pass the time. Thankfully most planes now have TV's and I take a movie break.
