Welcome to the Great Persona Debate, where staff share thoughts and feelings on what they consider the best elements of the series. In our first installment, staff discuss which of the series cast they believe is the most memorable.
Japanese game designer and father of the Suikoden series, Yoshitaka Murayama passed away back in February. These are the tributes provided by the RPGamer staff in memory of his creations and how his loss effects the gaming community.
Yoshitaka Murayama passing on February 6, 2024, marked a sad day in the RPG community. Sam Wachter shares a special tribute about the importance of Murayama’s work and the power of finding community.
Who doesn’t want to achieve the ultimate work-life balance? Can Sam find her ultimate husbando and ultimate work-life balance in Idea Factory International’s latest otome offering? Or is it back to the office grind without finding true love?
It’s a new year of backlog busting, and this gal has some big goals! January to March offered an interesting variety of completed titles, but were they good? Let’s find out.
Braaaaaaains Brains! (Zeboyd Digital Entertainment has rereleased its first game, Molly the Werezompire, along with Epiphany in Spaaace!) Baaaarains! (Yay!) Braaaaaaains (Play them!)
Noir and Lovecraft should be a match made in heaven. But does Sam Wachter survive her visit to Pinnacle City? Or do the tentacle monsters know as glitches impede her escape?
The Star Ocean series has quite the legacy. In our next Retrospective, we will aim to share where we think the best starting point is for anyone curious about this beloved franchise.
It’s showtime! Radiant Tale takes center stage in this Adventure Corner. Is the circus a swinging success? Or does its performance fall flat on its face?
It’s time to trade the neon lights of Japan for the sun and surf of Hawaii. How does Ichiban Kasuga’s second adventure fare? It’s far-out, dude.
My Next Life as a Villainess has finally gotten the otome game treatment. But is this high seas adventure worth the price of admission?
New Year, new games to play! The RPGamer staff have put their resolutions out into the ether. Let’s wish them success in their 2024 goals.
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.
Who doesn’t love the holiday season? Odencat has gifted gamers a sweet treat in the form of Snowman Story. But is it warm cup of cocoa or a lump of coal?
Who would want to replay the same day over and over again? InsertDisc5’s In Stars and Time asks players to take care of their mental health before plunging into this emotional adventure.
With the holiday season in full swing and 2023 nearing a close, the RPGamer staff took some time out of their full backlogs to share their Top 3 Personal favourite RPGs of the year. Do you agree with anyone’s favourites?
It’s time to return to rainy Seattle and catch up with all of our fantastical friends. In this Adventure Corner we return to the world of Coffee Talk with the game’s second episode.
Star Ocean: The Second Story R had many RPGamers screaming at their TVs with the announcement. But is the game more than a 8 out of 10?
Like a Dragon: The Man Who Erased His Name brings Kazuma Kiryu back from the dead with a new, unconvincing agent persona. But should Kazuma Kiryu have stayed dead? Sam Wachter shares her thoughts.
Not going to college? Parents got you down? Exes demanding respect? Outerloop Games and Annapurna Interactive introduce players to the world of Thirsty Suitors, a game where being queer and disappointing people is par for the course, and Sam Wachter provides her feedback.
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