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Falcom Adol Christin, adventurer extraordinaire, doesn't know how to sit still. His unquenchable thirst for adventure brought him all over the known world and made him discover forgotten secrets while getting into all sorts of troubles. Fans of the series have loved getting out of all these troubles while in Adol's shoes, and they will love doing so once again in Ys IX: Monstrum Nox. The latest entry in the series takes everything that made Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana such a great game and brings it to new heights. This time around, Adol Christin travels to the ancient city of Balduq in Gllia ...

Warzone: What is the best FARA 83 loadout? Here’s the best attachments   Call of Duty Warzone and Black Ops Cold War Season 2 is well underway, and fans are particularly excited about the rumours saying Verdansk is probably going to explode. While the birth of a new island has been anticipated ever since 2020, what’s available right now is a fresh batch of weapons. Some people are asking what is the best FARA 83 loadout, and here you’ll discover the best attachments to use for the FARA 83 in Warzone. In addition to weapons revealed in Activision’s roadmap, there’s also a new batch ...

17/02/21 Comments Closed One of the strengths of Nihon Falcom’s long-running Ys series is that, despite 30+ years of entries, any Ys game can be your first Ys game. With every sequel being another standalone adventure in the life of red-haired explorer Adol Christin, I’ve jumped around through the series in a pretty random order and still gotten a full and fulfilling experience out of each game. While Ys IX: Monstrum Nox, the latest entry in the series, is yet another self-contained experience, it’s also a very different experience compared to previous entries. Some of these differen...

Review: Ys IX: Monstrum Nox Is Ys VIII Redux The Ys games have had a special place in my heart ever since I was assigned to review Ys Seven way back on the PSP. I’ve always found the top-down, action-RPG structure to be endearing, so I wasn’t exactly thrilled when Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana went with a third-person POV. The game mechanics were actually sound, so Falcom definitely proved that my fears were unfounded. However, the sudden difficulty spikes in the end and the tower defense-esque sections left a lot to be desired. With Ys IX: Monstrum Nox, I had hoped that the team learned...