Rune Factory 5 Review
Marvelous has revived the Rune Factory series after nine long years. Despite some intermittent graphical issues, Rune Factory 5 will live up to the publisher’s name for many.
RPGolf Legends Review
Developer ArticNet takes a giant swing forward with the second title in the RPGolf series. There’s no need to take a mulligan, but the game isn’t quite up to par yet.
Rune Factory 5 Impression
RPGamer recently got a couple hours of hands-on time with Rune Factory 5. Marvelous does a great job faithfully reviving the series while making some small improvements along the way.
Nexomon: Extinction Review
A welcome follow-up to the 2015 mobile title, Nexomon: Extinction shows improvement in many aspects. Despite the title, the series is far from dying out!
Nexomon Review
At the turn of the century, monster-collecting RPGs were a dime a dozen. Nexomon harkens back to early 2000s games, but does so in a visually pleasing and fun manner.
Monster Harvest Review
Monster Harvest is a game that needs more time on the vine to ripen into something enjoyable. Between a bevy of glitches and a lack of genre-staple features, RPGamers would be best served waiting before digging in.
Miitopia Switch Review
Miitopia comes to Switch a short four years after debuting on 3DS. The Mii faces help lighten the mood during a boring slog of a journey.
DQ: The Adventure of Dai – A Hero’s Bonds Impression
Dragon Quest titles are becoming increasingly more prevalent on the mobile market. How does Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai – A Hero’s Bonds stack up to the rest?
Dragon Quest Tact Impression
Dragon Quest Tact doesn’t release on mobile devices in the west until 2021, but Matt Masem tests out the game in advance of its upcoming beta. Is it a masterpiece or mobile mundanity?
Light Fairytale Episode 1 Review
Light Fairytale Episode 1 might one day be the mediocre beginning of an otherwise good RPG, but it’s hard to say at this point. With well under five hours of gameplay, it’s light on content in almost every aspect that counts.
Rune Factory 4 Special Review
Rune Factory 4 Special comes to the Nintendo Switch seven years after its original 3DS release. Does the move to a new console with one fewer screen work?
Matt Masem’s RPGs of the Decade
Matt Masem wraps up the personal RPGs of the Decade lists for today. We’re now just over half-way through, so there’s still lots to look forward to.
Bravely Default II Demo Impression
The move from the 3DS to the Switch seems like it’s going to be a win for the Bravely Default series. The new demo quickly confirms one thing: Bravely Default II is basically Bravely Default, but prettier.
Dragon Quest: Your Story Netflix Review
After a mixed reception in Japan, Netflix brings Dragon Quest: Your Story to the West. Matt Masem and Elmon Dean Todd give an in-depth review to see if it fares better internationally.
Rune Factory 4 Special Impression
With a change from two screens to one, Rune Factory 4 Special releases in two weeks on the Nintendo Switch. If early gameplay is any indication, it’s an excellent upgrade.
Cthulhu Saves Christmas Review
Zeboyd has consistently done pixel art and solid turn-based battles well. Cthulhu Saves Christmas is no exception, proving to be a hilarious little breath of fresh winter air this holiday season.
Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Switch Review
Oliver and Mr. Drippy travel from the PlayStation 3 to the Nintendo Switch, and other platforms, to take on the White Witch. The port is a faithful rendition of its original version, right down to the aggravating battle system.
Super Neptunia RPG Review
Compile Heart teamed up with developer Artisan Studios to bring us Super Neptunia RPG in 2D. While flattening the graphics, were they able to smooth out all the wrinkles?
Atelier Lulua Review
Atelier Lulua is the fourth visit to Arland in the long-running Atelier series’ history. Was a return trip years after the last Arland title worth making?
Octopath Traveler Review
With an engaging battle system, deeply customizable job system, and beautiful visuals and graphics, Octopath Traveler has a lot of wonderful parts. Does the total game exceed the sum of those parts or somehow fall short?
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