In a now-bygone era of Japanese history, problems were routinely solved with violence and everyone was literally two-dimensional. That may not sound like a ringing endorsement, but it’s a time worth experiencing.
With its final episode released, the complete season of Big Bad Wolf’s narrative adventure is now available. RPGamer finds out if The Council is worth joining.
Empathy and kindness are now needed more than ever, especially in tough times. Stardew Valley reminds us with ease how important and necessary empathy is in our day to day lives.
Josh hasn’t completely forgotten about his PSP Backlog Quest. This time he tackles a pair of imported Falcom games that might be of interest to fans of the Trails series.
Pokémon finally makes the jump to the Nintendo Switch with a new spin on its classic formula. RPGamer is here to find out if Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! is truly the very best, like no game ever was.
More Kingdom Hearts III are available to pore over. Chip ‘n’ Dale, Frozen, and Organization XIII make up the eclectic mix of groups shown in the new images.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink received plenty of attention at Cygames’ Granblue Fantasy Fes 2018 event. The PlatinumGames-developed title has an official site, a new trailer, and fourteen minutes of gameplay footage.
RPGamer Round-Up returns to give an overview of the week’s RPGamer articles. This week included an editorial on empathy in Stardew Valley, a couple of reviews, and lots more RPG news.
You have likely heard of book, wine or movie clubs. But, as a fan loving member of RPGamer, you might find more interest in our new gaming group, the CRPGClub!
Happy Holidays! We wrap up the final podcast of the year affirming it’s OK for Anna Marie to play casual games, even if Chris disagrees. While Josh and Kelley are making New Year’s resolutions, Chris also disagrees about what should be a brief story. We’ll see everyone in 2019!
In a now-bygone era of Japanese history, problems were routinely solved with violence and everyone was literally two-dimensional. That may not sound like a ringing endorsement, but it’s a time worth experiencing.
Omensight: Definitive Edition has launched on the Nintendo Switch. A new release trailer from Spearhead Games was revealed with the launch.
EA has revealed the dates for the VIP demo and open demo for Anthem. Players who participate in either demo will receive an in-game item to commemorate the experience.
This week was a busy one in terms of DLC releases. New expansion content for Shadows: Awakening, Pillars of Eternity II, and Ni no Kuni II is available now.
Borealys Games’ Mages of Mystralia is coming to Switch. The adventure RPG, which was originally released in 2017, will be released on Nintendo’s hybrid console at the end of January.
Fair Weather Studios’ Ancient Frontier: Steel Shadows is now available on Steam. The tactical RPG puts players in the role of the leader of a group of space pirates.
Nippon Ichi announced a release date for The Princess Guide in the west. The game is slated for release on March 26, 2019, in North America and on March 29, 2019, in Europe for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
Fairy Fencer F will be coming to Nintendo Switch next month. Exactly what part of the month is yet to be determined.
A new developer diary for Dark Devotion goes over some of its gameplay mechanics and design decisions. The 2D action RPG is set be to released early next year.
The first part of Final Fantasy XIV’s 4.5 patch hits next month. Some new screenshtos show some of the additions, including the new Blue Mage job.
The new game mode unlocked during the Kickstarter campaign has arrived in Banner Saga 3. The only downside is it’s only available for PC for the time being.
Epic Games has shut down all sales of the Infinity Blade series, along with in-app purchases. Events will run to the end of the month before support is discontinued.
Gust has provided some new details and media for Atelier Lulua. Many fans of the Arland trilogy will be happy to see this returning face.
The very first Phantasy Star game is now available on Switch. RPGamers can now easily check out the classic title, originally released on the Sega Master System.
The latest update to Final Fantasy XV has arrived. In addition to the release of a crossover quest with Final Fantasy XIV, the standalone version of Comrades is available on PS4 and Xbox One.
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