Exploring connections and dealing with gut-punching disasters are at the core I Was a Teenage Exocolonist experience. This card-based narrative adventure brings emotion in spades as it tells a touching story about life.
Square Enix’s Live A Live melds various gameplay and storytelling elements across a variety of scenarios. With its new remake giving it the chance to acquaint itself with modern audiences, the game proves to have stood the test of time.
Fallen Angel puts its best wing forward with engaging boss battles and enjoyable exploration. Unfortunately, this Switch port suffers from performance issues that prevent it from greatness.
Arthurian legends adaptations have to find a way to showcase something unique to stand out. The Hand of Merlin uses otherworldly sci-fi enemies, alien horror, and a killer soundtrack to provide an entertaining tactical roguelite.
Yongjustyong’s Sigil of the Magi is here for an addictive time. RPGamer looks at the Steam Next Fest demo for this tactical roguelike deckbuilding RPG.
Tiny Roar’s XEL from developer is shaping up to be a solid 3D action-adventure RPG. Its Steam Next Fest demo shows an engaging protagonist in Reid along with fluid combat and delightful visuals.
With inviting visuals and simple gameplay Spirittea looks to be a relaxing and cozy game. RPGamer dives into a short demo to see how well it showcases the game’s potential.
The Iron Oath is already a game full of polish and great execution. Take a look with RPGamer at how this turn-based tactical mercenary management sim is shaping up to be well worth the journey through Early Access.
Loot River has an enjoyably precise combat system. Can the game drift by on rewarding methodical progression or will the anchor of minimal deviation weigh it down?
Can Triangle Strategy set a new benchmark for the tactical RPG genre? Balancing the scales of refined gameplay, new mechanics, and breathtaking visuals points to yes.
Showing new refinement and more humour, Anuchard returns with a cozy atmosphere and kinetic gameplay. Join RPGamer as we get another hands-off look at this game ahead of its launch next month.
With a new spin on their main franchise, Chromatic Games returns to the scene with Dungeon Defenders: Going Rogue. Join RPGamer as it looks at a game that nods to its tower-defence past while thriving on fast-paced combat to gain loot in this new roguelite action RPG releasing today in Early Access.
No Place for Bravery is a game full of challenges, this is a game shaping up to be difficult yet rewarding. A new GDC demo let RPGamer check out some new enemies and traps.
Enjoy scaling heights and engaging story, yet deal with the AI issues and pray. Do not go gentle in that good night. Parkour, parkour in the Dying Light 2.
Combining real-time and turn-based mechanics is not an easy thing to do in any game, nevermind one that identifies first as a turn-based adventure game. Does Nova-111 enthrall its gamers or do its puzzles fail to entice?
Experience Inc is back at it again with another dungeon-crawler. Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi has the gameplay polish and enemy designs to make this a dungeon worth diving into.
SWERY has a reputation for insane, off-the-wall storytelling and The Good Life is no exception. Does the gameplay follow suit, or is it just a boring slog to go through?
Sacred Fire has many layers to make it a mentally engrossing game. Story enthusiasts looking for their next adventure take a look within.
The Amazing American Circus is not a title one would normally find in a card-battler. But is the premise too big for its execution? Peel back the curtain and see the performance within.
Dragon Star Varnir has an interesting combat system yet tells an unbalanced tale. The root of the problem for this adequate turn-based JRPG is lacking a proper balance between presentation and substance.
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