RPGamer Round-Up: November 2 – November 9
Welcome to the latest edition of RPGamer’s round-up column, where we look back at some of the articles that we have posted over the intervening period. This article is designed to give reminders of some interesting content and stories that our readers might have missed.
Editorial Content
Atlus’s newest Persona 3 remake is now available on Nintendo Switch 2. Though blunted by some performance issues on the console, Persona 3 Reload still delivers the same high-caliber experience that made it a hit.
Developer Tactical Adventures is building upon its previous title for Solasta II. RPGamer was able to ask some questions about the upcoming cRPG ahead of its planned Early Access release next year.
Major News
The Pokémon Company revealed that Pokémon Legends: Z-A’s Mega Dimension DLC will arrive in just over a month. The DLC sees players return to Lumiose City to investigate spatial distortions.
NIS America unveiled Etrange Overlord, a new musical action RPG from Disgaea creator Sohei Niikawa. The game sees a duke’s daughter ending up in hell, which she duly starts to take over.
Action RPG Kingdom of Night will launch for PC next month, with console versions planned to release later. A demo of the game is currently available on multiple digital storefronts.
Secret Character announced new title Eternity Breaker. The game is a fantasy 2.5D turn-based roguelike set to release on PC next year.
The expected DLC for turn-based RPG Meg’s Monster will launch next month for PC. The Lost Memories DLC lets players discover five characters’ pasts.
Tomas Sala and Wired Productions have released a remastered version of aerial combat RPG The Falconeer. The Revolution Remaster update is available now for PC on Steam, with previous owners getting the new version as a free update.
Developer Limeleaf Games has announced Alchemia Rogue: Mia and the Mystery Labyrinth. The alchemy-themed roguelike is set to release on PC next year.
Amazon Games announced that development for new content for New World: Aeternum has ceased. It is planning to keep the game running for at least the next year.
nekoda! launched a crowdfunding campaign for pixel-art RPG Karaneko, which draws inspiration from JRPGs, visual novels, and Undertale. The campaign has already met its funding goal, with stretch goals including console releases and more content.
Other News
- Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army Demo Available
- Pillars of Eternity Turn-Based Mode Beta Available This Week
- Astral Ascent Getting Animal-Focused Charity DLC
- Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny Coming to Nintendo Switch 2
- Action RPG Retrace the Light Releasing This Month
- Begraved Announced
- Odds Chronicles Announced
- Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked Reveals Second Campaign
- Starfinder: Afterlight Adds Roger Clark as Narrator
- Titan Quest II Update Adds Character Creator
- Echoes of Elysium Arriving on Early Access in December
- Elminage Original: Priestess of Darkness and The Ring of the Gods Coming to Switch in Japan
Media and New Releases
- Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection Gets New Trailers, Pre-Orders Open
- Code Vein II Character Trailer Introduces Lou MagMell
- Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road Gets English Final Trailers
- Yakuza Kiwami 3 Receives New Media, Details
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Gets New Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S Screenshots
- Gothic 1 Remake Showcases Its Voice Actors
- Sacred 2 Remaster Gets Devlog Video
- The Expanse: Osiris Reborn Main Theme Revealed
- New Release Round-Up (November 6, 2025)
Podcasts
Have you ever wondered what Sakamoto Ryoma’s life was like, but need more wackiness in your Japanese history lesson? What about racing chickens or playing baseball with cannon balls? This week, Josh, David, Ryan M., and Pascal talk about a period piece with a touch of that Yakuza/Like a Dragon charm.
Kelley must find and pet all the kitties, Chris mourns losing all his microplastics, Joshua is too old for SpongeBob, Andi agrees Thunder Bay is a JRPG dungeon, and Sam goes to horny jail… as usual. Final death count for Chris: 63









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