Otaku Gamers UK - News & Reviews: 2015-08-09

Friday, 14 August 2015

Preview: Fallout Shelter First Impressions (Android)

With the big release of Fallout 4 crawling slowly closer, Bethesda decided to give old fans and new players alike the chance to reply the classic older titles with the Fallout Anthology collection, but more surprisingly they have also released a mobile platform title called Fallout Shelter. Released back in June on iOS devices, Android users were forced to wait a whole 2 months to get their radiation ravaged hands on it.

News: New Amnesia Memories Screenshots Released

Idea Factory International has released new screenshots for the upcoming Amnesia: Memories.

SideQuest studios has announced Rainbow Moon & Rainbow Skies will be releasing on Ps4.

Bandai Namco has announced a release date for the upcoming Sword Art Online: Lost Song.

News: New Dragon Quest VIII 3DS Screenshots

Square Enix have released new screenshots for Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King.

Nintendo has released a brand new trailer for the soon to be released Super Mario Maker.

Tales from the Abyss

Earlier last year ACE Team & ATLUS put out the genre blending title Abyss Odyssey on the X Box 360, this was reviewed by our Editor Geoff. Atlus & ACE have now re-released this title with tweaks & extras for the Playstation 4 under the title Extended Dream Edition. Usually what the site would do in this case is the new reviewer would include his thoughts under the original review, in this case i'll be quoting from Geoff's original review and putting my words below them.

So are the changes enough to entice you into the Abyss or is this another pot hole in the street to avoid?

Square Enix has released screenshots of Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time.

News: Rodea the Sky Soldier Delayed till November

NIS America has announced a delay for the upcoming Rodea the Sky Soldier till November.

The opening movie for Compile Heart's next Vita game, Extreme Dimension Tag Blanc + Neptune VS Zombie Army (what a mouth full that is) has been posted online.

Review: Supercharged Robot VULKAISER (PC)

Astroport, a name seemingly synonymous with the doujin shmup scene, has had yet another shooter head to Steam of late via Nyu Media. What sets Supercharged Robot VULKAISER apart from the studios previous releases is the games style, a nostalgic familiarity for those fond of anime’s of yesteryear. Does this nostalgia help blast the game to victory, or does it weigh the game down and prevent it soaring? Lets take a look....