Dungeons of Hinterberg PAX West Impression
Dungeon diving in the Austrian Alps is an interesting concept. RPGamer was able to explore some of the cel-shaded world of Dungeons of Hinterberg at PAX West.
The World of Kungfu: Dragon and Eagle PAX West Impression
The World of Kungfu: Dragon and Eagle still has a year of Early Access ahead of it. Luckily, the nuance of the kung fu novels that it takes inspiration from makes this tactical turn-based RPG worth keeping an eye on.
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name PAX West Impression
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is definitely capable of continuing the long, storied tradition of great titles from Ryu ga Gotoku Studio. This first-timer to the franchise was blown away by the style and comedy in this PAX West demo.
Lords of the Fallen PAX West Impression
Lords of the Fallen’s reboot brings a few new mechanics to update the game for modern audiences. Ryan Costa was able to see these new options are shaping up in the latest demo at PAX West.
Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai PAX West Impression
Dragon Quest as an action RPG, who would have thought it possible. RPGamer was able to take a look at how Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai is shaping up at PAX West.
Video Round-Up (July 30, 2023)
Plenty of video content from RPGamer has released for the summer. So pull up a chair and a cold beverage and watch reviews of Trinity Trigger, Redemption Reapers, Miasma Chronicles, Darkest Dungeon II, Final Fantasy XVI, and Tails of Iron, as well as a preview build of WrestleQuest.
WrestleQuest Preview Build Impression
Get ready to jump into the past as old-school wrestling smashes full speed into a fantasy world with WrestleQuest. Will the result be a slobberknocker, or is it just a jobber to the stars looking up at the lights?
Darkest Dungeon II Review
Battered and broken, here lies the tear stained review for Darkest Dungeon II. Noted for its difficulty, is there enough balance and change to create a fresh take to the indie gem that came before it. Read on to find out.
Redemption Reapers Review
Redemption Reapers is unyielding in its pessimism that spreads to the deep and enjoyable combat system in this tactical RPG from AdGlobe. Unfortunately, a barely there plot prevents it from being a miserable masterpiece.
Video Round-Up (April 17, 2023)
RPGamer has more video reviews available to watch now. Our latest entries feature Chained Echoes, Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure, Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, 8-Bit Adventures 2, Persona 4 Golden, and Mato Anomalies.
Mato Anomalies Review
Mato Anomalies tries really hard to tell a thought-provoking tale. Is this just smoke and mirrors, or is the whole game a jumbled mess?
8-Bit Adventures 2 Review
Nostalgia and charm are powerful influences when they are done right. Is this potent combo powerful enough to propel 8-Bit Adventures 2 to greatness?
Monster Hunter Rise PS5 Review
Monster Hunter is a storied series that seeks new ways to innovate to be as accessible to veterans and newcomers alike. One such newcomer looks to see if Monster Hunter Rise has what to takes to find a new fan.
For a Vast Future Review
Aiming to capture the best of early handheld turn-based RPGs, 90s nostalgia is alive and well with Retreaux Games’ For a Vast Future. The combat system stands up to the test of time, but some aspects didn’t age as well.
Demonschool Demo Impression
Demonschool wears many influences on its sleeve and combines them beautifully. RPGamer got a quick look at this unique movement-based tactical RPG.
Dying Light 2 Bloody Ties DLC Deep Look
Dying Light 2: Bloody Ties DLC is Techland’s chance to appeal to new and returning players. Has Techland learned from its past glitch-filled mistakes, or does this appeal land with a resounding thud?
Asterigos: Curse of the Stars Review
Asterigos: Curse of the Stars is a hidden indie gem from Acme Gamestudio that balances tough combat with great accessibility. While pacing issues and visual shortcomings exist, there’s a wonderful world waiting to be explored.
Video Round-Up (October 16, 2022)
The latest YouTube videos feature reviews for The Legend of Heroes: Trails From Zero, Manafinder, Potion Permit, and Sunday Gold. There is also an impression of Inkulinati’s demo and the video debut of the Where to Start features with the Persona series.
Sunday Gold Review
BKOM Studios’ Sunday Gold merges point-and-click adventure and turn-based RPG mechanics. While the result is an average representation of both, it makes for an interesting attempt at a genre mashup.
Inkulinati Demo Impression
Inkulinati uses visual flair and comedic sensibilities to catch the eyes in this roguelite tactical game. RPGamer takes a look at the demo to see how deep the combat goes in matching this style.
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