My little brother recommended me the anime, 未来日記, Mirai Nikki, or Future Diary in English, so I went and checked it out. Turns out, it's a pretty interesting anime. I also watched Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai, Koe de Oshigoto!, and decided to start catching up on Naruto again, from where I left off, similarly to how I did with One Piece, since I finished watching Slayers. Although I never did find the OVA episodes of Slayers yet...
If you've seen Law of Ueki, then there's a similar theme here. God is hosting a game where the last remaining participant in the game will become the new God of the world. Except unlike Law of Ueki, Mirai Nikki has a much more darker and twisted theme, as you actually have to kill the opponent rather than simply knocking them unconscious. And the anime makes good use of that fact to have a stronger, driving force for the characters, not only to become god, but also to survive.
I was playing Deity Wars, and I wanted to look at some of the other cards that I don't have yet. Naturally, I decided to look on the internet, but unfortunately, there aren't that many pictures of the cards, or the game itself either. So I will be providing the internet with some of my screenshots in the meantime.
The new seasonal challenge path is out, and it involves zombies! What could go wrong with modern gaming's most popular choice of enemies? ... Oh. Seaside Town is empty because of all the zombies... Oh, your familiars are all dead, except for the ones that are already dead... Oh, you ARE a zombie... Huh.
Here's another pseudo-card-game that was released maybe a month or so ago in the US, called Deity Wars. I was doing some research on Rage of Bahamut, and someone mentioned how this new game is very similar to Rage of Bahamut, except better. I still haven't played Rage of Bahamut, but considering how good Deity Wars seems to be, I will most likely be sticking with Deity Wars. The only other game in the genre I have experienced is Dark Summoner, so I will make several comparisons with that however.
After getting my smartphone, I felt the need to play some game that has a progressive aspect that I can play once in a while to build myself up. Naturally, a casual RPG title seemed appropriate, so I tried searching for RPG games that were available on Google Play. What I found wasn't really much of an RPG, but it was also a title that I kept seeing in ads on some of the other games I play. They were Rage of Bahamut and Dark Summoner. Both seemed to share similar concepts, and I decided to give Dark Summoner a try first, to see how it plays out. 
Which of these things do you like seeing on the blog?