Withering Rooms Review
Feeling scared and anxious while playing a horror title is always important. Moonless Formless’ Withering Rooms hits this ambience wonderfully, but can the roguelite gameplay match up in this 2.5D metroidvania?
Video Round-Up (April 21, 2024)
The latest batch of video content on RPGamer is in. This time dive into reviews for Blade Prince Academy, Pixel Noir, and Unicorn Overlord, while also checking out an Adventure Corner for Molly the Werezompire & Epiphany in Spaace! and the beta impression of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes.
Unicorn Overlord Review
After its foray into sci-fi, Vanillaware returns to fantasy with Unicorn Overlord. Blending together a wonderful presentation with a sense of pacing that fits all styles, this is a tactical RPG that shines brightly.
Video Round-Up (March 15, 2024)
RPGamer’s latest set of videos covers a mixture of large and small titles. This round-up includes reviews for The Last Faith, Silent Hope, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with an adventure corner for Outer Wilds and an impression of Outcast Tales: The First Journey.
Blade Prince Academy Review
Can an indie game with unique gameplay and minimal presentation truly stand out? That’s the question at the heart of Angel Corp’s Blade Prince Academy.
Adventure Corner ~ Outer Wilds
Ever wanted to freely explore a well-crafted solar system? Mobius Digital’s Outer Wilds enraptures the adventurous soul blending exciting scientific mystery with a tense atmosphere.
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader Review
Owlcat Games tries to pull off another engrossing CRPG that encapsulates a beloved tabletop universe. Does Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader’s deep world-building and story-telling do enough to override the multitude of bugs that plague it?
Outcast Tales: The First Journey Impression
Can witty narration and brutally hard gameplay make for a great turn-based roguelite? RPGamer takes a look at how successful this combination is for Outcast Tales: The First Journey.
The Inquisitor Preview
The Inquisitor looks to shine a focus on detective work in this alternate history 16th century Europe. RPGamer takes a look at how this dialogue heavy action adventure is shaping up.
Video Round-Up (December 11, 2023)
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.
Backpack Hero Review
Backpack Hero takes a look at the finer things in life: precise organization and a deep gameplay loop. Do the random mechanics and presentation make this turn-based roguelike a hit, or does it get mailed back to sender?
Adventure Corner ~ Slay the Princess
Opposites attract as a violent dance involving a hero and a princess sees them locked in a vicious time loop. Black Tabby Games’ Slay the Princess is a horror visual novel with the charm and power to stay memorable a long time.
Silent Hope Review
What do you get when you mix a fun hack-and-slash dungeon crawler with adorable designs? Marvelous’ Silent Hope aims to find that answer, just don’t ask anything of the Princess.
Long Gone Days Review
This I Dreamt’s Long Gone Days tries to tackle a lot of heavy topics. Does this turn-based RPG do it justice, or is it tackling more than it can properly handle?
Capes PAX West Impression
Tactical RPGs and interesting superhero stories should go hand-in-hand. Capes provides this combination for gamers, and RPGamer got to take a look at how things are shaping up with its PAX West demo.
Magin: The Rat Project Stories PAX West Impression
Barely scraping by in a gritty fantasy world is a fixture of adventure and card battlers. Magin: The Rat Project Stories aims to combine the two with this PAX West demo.
New Cycle PAX West Impression
City building in a post-apocalyptic landscape has never been so analytical. RPGamer took a look at New Cycle’s PAX West Demo.
Enotria: The Last Song PAX West Impression
Deep and difficult action RPGs are drawing inspiration from multiple mythologies now. Jyamma Games’ Enotria: The Last Song looks to take Italian folklore to a new level at PAX West.
Button City Soccer Days PAX West Impression
Stat building and bonding with soccer players has never been so adorable. Join RPGamer as we take a look at a PAX West demo for Button City Soccer Days.
The Touhou Empires PAX West Impression
Flashy anime attacks and real-time strategy basebuilding don’t often mix. RPGamer took a look at The Touhou Empires to see how it’s implanting Touhou into another genre in its PAX West demo.
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