"From the New World, Part Two" is the second (and final) volume of this animated science fiction/science fantasy drama show.  One thing I want to say before you continue on reading this review is that if you haven't seen the first volume and intend to, do not read this review as it will contain minor spoilers that are impossible to avoid (end warning).  This show is about a group of youths that are very gifted as they have psychic powers but sadly they are all also on the run as they fear that they would be exterminated for knowing too much information about something they shouldn't know of in the first place.  The group splits up into two groups as one half decided to risk returning home while the others go on the run.  Saki Watanabe (the main character of this series) goes on trial and explains the situation only to find out that there was nothing to fear in the first place.  Saki becomes very worried about the other youths that decided to run away and so she and the remanding youths go searching for them.  During their search they go visit a Monster Rat (grotesque looking humanoid rats) and meet up with old friends from the great "Monster Rat War" from the first volume.  Sadly they notice something sinister going on in the village and start to suspect the Monster Rats are cooking up plans for another great or even greater war.  (Click "Read More" to read the full review).

The players face Thythok again for one final fight.

"POP - Methodology Experiment One" is an experimental game for the PC where you play seven mini-games that are more different than the last.  There's no main story to this game but each game tells a unique story of their own.  The games range from fairly innocent stuff to some dark stuff that might make you feel uncomfortable but won't turn you off.  Well normally this opening paragraph is much longer due to most things I review having a plot I can go on about but this is "experimental" baby, so plots may or may not be a thing...  This case it is not a thing when it comes to plot.  But does that make this a bad game?  Better question:  Does the fact that this game is made up of seven mini-games make this a bad game?  Find out after the jump.  (Click "Read More" to read the full article).

The Gaming Beast reviews the awesome PC RPG called "Lionheart - Legacy of the Crusader" from Black Isle studios. Its got a very unique setting, interesting story and a cool character progression system.

"FaeVerse Alchemy" is a puzzle game for the PC that uses a hybrid style of a "Match Three" game and a "Tetris" styled game.  In this game you have falling blocks that are of different shapes and items and you have to match up three of the following items together (simple as that).  This game adds an interesting twist and that is instead of the blocks disappearing they instead merge together to make another single block.  Each kind of block works as a certain leveled item, take a leaf for example and think of that as a level one item.  When you get three leaves together you will get an item like a sun medallion and the more higher leveled items you put together, more higher level items appear.  What makes this tricky is that some of the higher leveled items won't drop as common as other items and you'll only have a limited amount of screen space, so you'll have to plan carefully the deeper you get into the game.  Join me after the jump to read if this has potential to be a great game or a hideous monster like what you'll find in  some episodes of "Fullmetal Alchemist (2003 - 2004)".  (Click "Read More" to read the full article).

Darabka rages more at the grenade launcher uselessness, Kaiser gets yelled at and Swingle keeps on fraggin! Who will win?

Kade, Heather and our special guest star Kaiser (starring as the craz mage Hairy Underneenee) try their luck yet again with Ixmils Insane Dungeon only to run into a multi headed Hydra! Will they survive this adventure?

The heroes continue to battle the undead miners in the cave, will they survive?