The Last Faith marries elements of Metroidvania gameplay with Soulslike combat into an overall package that certainly looks divine. We take a look to see if it’s the genre’s second coming or just another false idol.
With the holiday season in full swing and 2023 nearing a close, the RPGamer staff took some time out of their full backlogs to share their Top 3 Personal favourite RPGs of the year. Do you agree with anyone’s favourites?
Larian Studios took its time with Baldur’s Gate III, and certainly didn’t skimp on its content. After taking some time ourselves to fully digest it, we are ready to offer thoughts on the very impressive release product.
It’s time to return to rainy Seattle and catch up with all of our fantastical friends. In this Adventure Corner we return to the world of Coffee Talk with the game’s second episode.
Studio Sai’s debut is a dating sim action RPG taking place during the apocalypse. Uninspired combat and a drab presentation drag down an intriguing story and a likeable cast.
With the holiday season in full swing and 2023 nearing a close, the RPGamer staff took some time out of their full backlogs to share their Top 3 Personal favourite RPGs of the year. Do you agree with anyone’s favourites?
The Last Faith marries elements of Metroidvania gameplay with Soulslike combat into an overall package that certainly looks divine. We take a look to see if it’s the genre’s second coming or just another false idol.
Focus Entertainment and Don’t Nod released a new minute-long trailer for Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden. Pre-orders for the game’s limited physical editions are available now.
Firesquid released a new trailer for real-time-with-pause tactical RPG Blade Prince Academy. The video showcases the game’s three playable characters and their combat abilities.
Fall time was video time for RPGamer and as winter fully sets in, tune in with the latest batch of video reviews. This time around we have Lies of P, Long Gone Days, World of Horror, Lords of the Fallen, and an adventure corner for Slay the Princess.
The Q&A Quest crew is here to discuss all the news out of 2023’s The Game Awards. We examine the biggest snubs and the biggest surprises out of another packed show.
This week includes our awaited review for Larian’s massive Baldur’s Gate III, plus a Coffee Talk Episode 2 Adventure Corner, and a Backtrack into NieR; Automata. Meanwhile, The Game Awards ensured lots of new game announcements and reveals.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth received another story trailer. The latest video sees Kazuma Kiryu looking back at the past and to an uncertain future.
After releasing digitally this week, Born of Bread is now baking up a physical release. Pix’n Love Games will release physical editions on PS5 and Switch early next year.
Shiravune and DMM Games revealed the international PC release date for the first Dungeon Travelers title. Unlike the other games in the series, this one will be available on Steam.
Chris believes rabites are full of juice. Kelley’s furry tank game bias is exposed. Robert gets to be the Snivey he always was inside. Rock flautist.
Square Enix released a new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth premiering the game’s theme song. The company also provided additional details for the second part in the remake trilogy.
Atlus provided some more information for Metaphor: ReFantazio. A new trailer, images, and details cover the game’s story and some major characters.
Capcom is getting ahead of things with the reveal of its newest Monster Hunter title. More details about Monster Hunter Wilds are expected in summer.
The Mana series is getting a brand new entry. The first new mainline title in over fifteen years, Visions of Mana is planned to launch in 2024.
Private Division and Moon Studios unveiled No Rest for the Wicked. The isometric action RPG is planned to get a full showcase in March ahead of an Early Access release.
Team Ninja’s Rise of the Ronin has a release date. The action RPG, set in Bakumatsu period Japan, will launch on PS5 in March.
Nexon revealed a new launch window for The First Descendant. The co-op looter shooter also received a new cinematic trailer.
Developer Archetype Entertainment revealed its sci-fi RPG Exodus. Players will find that their interstellar missions are made more complicated thanks to time dilation.
Nexon and Neople revealed the previously teased Project Overkill. Officially titled The First Berserker: Khazan, the game is an action RPG set in the Dungeon & Fighter universe.
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