Masters of Anima brings a ton of creativity to the table. Take the role of Otto, a reluctant would-be Shaper, to save your fiancée Ana, and coincidentally the world, by summoning a never-ending army of guardians in this fresh take on RPG and RTS gameplay.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles initially released for PlayStation 4 and PC last year. With the game now hitting the Switch, RPGamer takes a look at Prideful Sloth’s laid-back adventure.
Akko and her friends are repeating the same day over and over in Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time. Unfortunately, Bill Murray and Punxsutawney Phil are nowhere to be found in this 2.5D brawler.
The Nintendo Switch has been on a roll pretty much from its release date. This has naturally lead to a number of game ports, some great, some surprisingly competent, and some that are better left forgotten. We take a look at some of the recent ports to see how they’ve fared in the transition.
The Fire Emblem series has gone from near death to massive success over the course of the last generation. Cassandra and Josh take an in-depth look at the recent entries that revived the franchise and ruminate on the series’ future on the Switch.
Indie developer Winter Wolves has released its latest fantasy visual novel-RPG hybrid. Cursed Lands returns to the setting of Aravorn, though goes back a few years before the events of Loren the Amazon Princess, and RPGamer journeyed back with it.
Life is hard on the island of Ditto, what with infestations of monsters and an evil witch who generally enjoys making the inhabitants suffer. Don’t worry: if you fail to put an end to Mormo’s dastardly reign, it’s the innocent island dwellers who are punished with a century of misery, not you.
RPGs have been providing more than their fair share of memorable moments for many years now. As part of celebrating both RPGamer’s new site and twentieth anniversary, we took a look back at some of the unforgettable events and sequences that they have provided throughout that time, and would also like to hear those of our readers.
The Legend of Legacy gave SaGa fans a spiritual successor when it released in 2015, and The Alliance Alive looks to follow it up in 2018. Can this latest evolution find a new lease on life, or is it dead on arrival?
The Hundred Knight is back to carry the action RPG mantle for NIS. Can a change in protagonists combined with procedurally generated dungeons breathe new life into this series?
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If history has shown anything, it’s that the effectiveness of a monarchy varies greatly from one to another. Let’s see how Kay Loren fares with his roll of the monarchy dice.
Who wants to be a half-minute hero when you can last the whole sixty seconds? Thankfully, Minit gives you all the time you need to get things done.
Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon is the last hurrah for the series on the 3DS. Despite all that is new in this update, players returning from 2016’s Alola adventure may have feelings of déjà vu.
Saving the world from giant insects is way more fun with mecha as opposed to using a can of bug spray. Just be mindful of side effects which may include wanton destruction and civilian death.
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?
The first episode of Big Bad Wolf’s The Council released earlier this month, starting a conspiratorial tale in the late 18th century. The combination of a narrative adventure with an RPG-style character progression and skill system provides plenty of early interest.
As sequels try to differentiate themselves from their predecessors, there are a number of ways games try to stand out. Not nearly enough them add piracy as a spice.
Ni no Kuni II attempts to offer something for everyone, and while not all of those pieces fit perfectly, things do total up to a net positive. Take a look at how the game comes together and see if this charming adventure might be for you.
Final Fantasy has its share of spin-offs — rhythm games, trading card games, and even Chocobo racing — but somehow fishing was chosen to use VR to its fullest. That odd choice certainly makes for a unique experience.
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