River City Girls 2 Review
Kyoko and Misako are back and are still as questionable as ever! But is this second outing worth the trip back to River City?
Kyoko and Misako are back and are still as questionable as ever! But is this second outing worth the trip back to River City?
We enter another year stacked full of exciting upcoming releases. The RPGamer staff picked out some of the highlights they are looking forward to in 2025 (and likely beyond).
It’s time to wrap up the last chunk of games Sam played for Backloggin’ the Year. Check out if she completed her personal challenges and which games for the Fall months were her favourites.
Zeboyd Games’s Breath of Death VII: The Beginning released over fourteen years ago. Now Shadow Layer Games has revived it with an updated look and great tunes. But was this “reanimation” necessary? News at eleven.
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure sees the return of series protagonist Max Caulfield. But is Max’s return to the franchise a triumphant one?
What happens when you make a pact with a death god? Memory loss and shenanigans, of course! While Master Detective Archives: Rain Code offers an intriguing story, does it have the gameplay to back it up?
Ballistic Moon invites players to return to the Canadian Wilderness of Until Dawn. But does this remaster do this hallmark horror title justice?
Summer has come and gone, but video games were still played and enjoyed. Let’s see what Sam knocked out of her backlog from July to the end of September.
The greatest sin a video game can commit is being boring. Elrentaros Wanderings has no positives and is a colossal waste of time.
Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid reminds players of a simpler time and place, wanting the player to create lasting memories. But is childhood summer nostalgia enough to make a fantastic game?
Orpheus and Natasha Bedingfield have a lot in common. Both want to release their inhibitions and feel the rain on their skin. They also know that their stories are “unwritten.” Stray Gods fans should drench themselves in words previously unspoken and experience this DLC featuring the lord of rock himself, Orpheus.
#JRPGJuly is in it’s third week. Let’s see how much progress the RPGamer staff is making with their games.
Welcome to Sand Land, a world where water is difficult to come by and Mad Max weirdos are out to cause havoc. Did Sam Wachter survive her visit to Sand Land? Or was she crushed by a Jump Bot?
The first week of #JRPGJuly is in the books. Let’s see how things are starting out for the RPGamer staff with their chosen games.
Monster Hunter Stories 2 has been released on PlayStation 4. Sam Wachter reports back on her adventures on Hokolo Island!
We kick off another #JRPGJuly, our month-long community game-along! To kick things off, the RPGamer staff shares what they are planning to play for this celebration of all things JRPG.
Tulip farms and school visits kept Sam from making a huge dent in her backlog. How many games did she knock out of her backlog? Read and find out!
Nightdive Studios has revived the classic System Shock franchise. But does this remake offer a stellar experience when played without the traditional keyboard-and-mouse control scheme?
Amazon Prime recently released season one of Fallout for viewers to enjoy. Is Lucy’s journey worth the price of admission? Or does the show give viewers uranium fever? (That’s done and got me doooooooown!)
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes pays homage to a beloved RPG series. But does this spiritual successor to Suikoden stick the landing?
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