Review - Professor Layton and the Unwound Future

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is the last game of the first trilogy. How good are the puzzles that the game offers? And are the adventures of Professor Layton and Luke an interesting one? Also, how does it compare with the previous two titles?

Tweet Tweet

I've been wondering whether if I should start tweeting more, and add a gadget on the blog that shows my latest tweets or something. Of course, I usually have a lot of things to say whenever I have something to say, so the 140 character limit might not work out too well for me. We'll see though.

As of right now though, everything that I put on my Twitter is the same stuff that gets posted on my Facebook, through AIM's AOL Lifestream thing. I can post directly from my buddy list on both Facebook, Twitter, and anything else I decide to join and link the account to, like FourSquare, which I really don't use much considering I still don't have a smartphone yet. I can't really picture myself going to too many places though, but it'll be something I can start doing once I get the phone. Maybe getting a smartphone may get me to tweet more often too.

Anyway, here's my usual progress post.

Review - Gyromancer

It's funny, I've talked several times about games of other genres that include RPG elements, and how much I enjoy them. Gyromancer is another game that I've played that combines a popular puzzle game with some RPG elements that I most certainly enjoyed as well. So what makes this game special, and why did it go unmentioned in this blog for so long?

Top 5 - 2 Player VS Puzzle Games

One of the genres that I enjoy playing with friends is puzzle games. Usually the rules are simple enough for others to grasp, and competitive play is possible with some of them, which I will be focusing on in this Top 5 Ranking of my favorite 2 player VS puzzle games.