Leaning more heavily into the science fiction side of things over romance there’s a wonderfully complex story to unravel with the second installment in the Infinity Series, Ever 17: The Out of Infinity. This adaptation of the 2011 remake by MAGES. Inc. brings this version to worldwide audiences for the first time.
MAGES. Inc. brings over, for the first time to worldwide audiences, some of Kotaro Uchikoshi’s earliest work with Never 7: The End of Infinity. How enjoyable does this early slice of life and science fiction hybrid turn out? Loop back with RPGamer to find out.
Cozy up to the fire with the latest video content from RPGamer. Among the latest offerings is a demo impression for The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- and reviews for Fantasian Neo Dimension, Rift of the Necrodancer, Keep Driving, and The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak II.
Coming from the renowned minds behind Zero Escape and Danganronpa comes The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- a tactical RPG with a colourful cast of characters. Join RPGamer as we take a look at the first few hours of the game in an early release demo.
A catchy soundtrack is a must for any rhythm game. Making moving monsters march to the beat gives Brace Yourself Games’ Rift of the NecroDancer a chance at something truly enjoyable.
Hironobu Sakaguchi and Nobuo Uematsu team up again for Fantasian Neo Dimension, which has a lot to live up to. A lot of gameplay mechanics and varied bosses come at the player, but how well does this comeback fight turn out?
Ring in the new year with the latest video reviews from RPGamer. Among the latest offerings are reviews for Ys X: Nordics, Metal Slug Tactics, Bloomtown: A Different Story, VED, and Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Reanimated.
After scoring heavy style points with a wonderful hand-drawn art style the question is asked. Does Karaclan’s visual novel and turn-based RPG hybrid VED have enough story and combat kudos to stand highly among other indie titles?
An indie title taking heavy inspiration from the Persona franchise and Stranger Things sounds amazing on paper. Does Bloomtown: A Different story have what it takes to become the newest RPG sensation?
There’s always something commendable about trying something new with a beloved franchise. Leikir Studio’s Metal Slug Tactics provides a wonderfully fresh take on tactical RPGs, but does a short roguelike gameplay loop outweigh the positives?
Adol’s back at the helm again. This time the protagonist of Ys finds himself adventuring with a delightful cast of characters and brisk pacing that make Ys X: Nordics a winner in this storied franchise.
Amazon Games tries to balance between action RPG and MMO with the relaunched New World: Aeternum. Does the update for consoles reinvigorate interest and give it a freshly replenished player base?
Ever wanted to see a romanticized version of how journalism works? Copychaser Games’ Times & Galaxy combines colourful alien characters with low stakes in a sci-fi story about a robot interning at a newspaper.
Sometimes, there’s nothing more satisfying than a thoughtful and varied gameplay loop. However, can Final Game Studio’s Elemental Exiles overcome its presentation flaws to deliver an exciting roguelike deckbuilder?
There’s always something enjoyable about a wonderful swashbuckling adventure. Can Thunderful Games’ SteamWorld Heist II stand up to the deepest ocean depths or does it crash against the reef?
Does anyone miss the confused translation era of the 90s? Not this gamer, and reliving it in 2024 through isometric detective action RPG Fate Seeker II has been a rough journey.
Back in 1981, one of the biggest hits was Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord. Now in 2024, Digital Eclipse has provided a faithful remake of the classic title, but does it hold up?
Steam Next Fest is back to help gamers answer the burning question of what upcoming games to play. Join RPGamer as we take a look at a few of the demos that came out during the summer 2024 edition of the event.
Third time’s still the charm as Demonschool continues to shape up to be an impressive-looking title. Readers can check out what’s new in an updated demo RPGamer was able to go hands-on with.
Sam Enright’s Beyond Galaxyland is a 2.5D turn-based RPG with interesting platforming elements and a story that can be intriguing. With a lot on its plate, we checked in to see how the game is shaping up.
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