Backloggin’ the Year – August 2018 Edition
Another month has passed, and Sam is once again behind on her posting schedule. Let’s see what games she knocked out of her backlog in the month of August.
Another month has passed, and Sam is once again behind on her posting schedule. Let’s see what games she knocked out of her backlog in the month of August.
In this installment, Sam Wachter plays a horror visual novel called Distress, and recognizes that she wants to rewatch Strange Days. Given she isn’t a fan of horror, why does she do these things to herself?
It was the best of times and the worst of times. Sam Wachter has finished the Banner Saga trilogy. She cried like a baby, threw the controller a few times, and watched all her favourites die.
Welcome to our Week 2 update, as RPGamer staff continue their way through JRPG bliss. Some manage to make progress, while one gets a bit too fixated on owning a monster truck.
In her late June update, Sam Wachter discusses why life hates her, and how she finally beat Okage: The Shadow King. Stan would be so proud!
The first week of #JRPGJuly is a wrap! Let’s see how the RPGamer staff progressed in their chosen RPGs.
Are you ready to traverse through dungeons and make friends with sentient boxes? If so, grab a friend and some ale because you’re in for hours of fun and questionable content.
Unlike last month, May was surprisingly not a bust. I had a lot of milestones this month in selling my mother’s house (finally), finding a...
Ever have “Ooh shiny!” syndrome? So do I! With this terrible disease comes forgetting to review a game from 2017 that you’ve had sitting on your computer for awhile. Does that make Galaxy of Pen & Paper a bad game? Let’s find out.
In this delayed update, Sam Wachter discusses how April nearly killed her and how raiding tombs and dating all the boys saved her life. Read on in April’s Backloggin’ the Year!
March was productive both gaming and life-wise. Let’s find out how Sam did in terms of knocking more titles out of her ever growing backlog.
Kazuma Kiryu’s story finally comes to a close, though there’s still time for him to get an additional family member. Are his adventures in babysitting worth the wait?
Miitopia is for RPGamers who love reality television and trashy soap operas. If you haven’t realized that Bob Ross is a perfect prince, you have problems.
In this month’s installment of Backloggin’ the Year, Sam makes zero progress on Final Fantasy X. However, she scored supreme makeouts in Life is Strange: Before the Storm.
Trying to clear out your gaming backlog can be a noble, but trying goal. During 2018, Sam Wachter is going to update you on the progress of her backloggin’ experience.
Just when you thought your girlfriend was safe from the punks in River City, think again. Ricki’s gal has been kidnapped and Kunio must find her in three days. Seriously, Ricki needs to keep a better eye on his girlfriend considering how often this keeps happening.
We all have too many games to play. It’s easy to accumulate more titles than you can play. Backloggin’ the Year is an event that will motivate you to crush your backlog and feel accomplished. How many games do you hope to knock out in 2018?
With 2017 coming to a close, I asked the staff to share their favourite RPGs from the year. Here are the answers to this very loaded question.
What happens when you mix together Hinako, Lime, and Yuzu? You get a magical girl fruit salad, of course!
Bluuuuuuuuuue~ Bluuuuuuuuuue~~ I am lonesome, lonesome for you.
What would you do if you had ten billion yen? Would you use it to fund your empire? Or spend it all at the batting cages to hit some dingers?
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