2 for 1? Yes! Today is get one review, get another free. So without further ado, Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey.
SMT Strange Journey for the NDS is a great game. It really is. You play as a soldier who goes into a mysterious, growing, black void appears at the Earth’s southern pole. You and your teams mission is to find out what is causing it and to stop it. Unfortunately, you get stranded their. Oh, and their are Demons who want to kill you.
Luckily, you have a Demonica suit. This allows you to talk and negotiate with the demons, or make you powerful enough to kill them. What’s great in this game in you can fight or talk to demons. And their are over 300 demons, all with different personalities and text. The amount of conversation in this game is staggering. Of course their is demon fusion as well, to make stronger demons. Talking to demons will either make them mad, not care, or give you stuff, or even become your demon so you can become powerful.
The plot is to Figure whats going on, and is a dungeon crawler. Their is plenty of customization, with over 300 demons, many many items, and many upgrades. It’s insane how much their is. It’s great. You slowly learn whats going on, and can either save humanity, or doom it. As it is an SMT game, the choice is yours. Are you the Hero or the Villain?
In all, it’s a great game. But Atlus made it, so that’s obvious.
9.7/10
Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Episode 1: The Penal Zone is also a good game, but this a point and click game. The main problem is it’s really not a point and click, you use the arrow keys, which is kind of awkward.
But the game is fun. With the Duo of a talking Dog and rabbit, you must solve crimes. An evil gorilla alien comes and wants to take over. Luckily, Max gets Psychic powers which help in the puzzles.
The game is almost as ridiculous as the old ones, and just as funny. It’s a great game, and I can’t wait until episode 2 coming this May.
9/10