Solasta: Crown of the Magister – Lost Valley Impression
Tactical Adventures gives RPGamers a large reason to jump back into Solasta. The Lost Valley DLC is well worth its price, adding a brand new story campaign and more.
Tactical Adventures gives RPGamers a large reason to jump back into Solasta. The Lost Valley DLC is well worth its price, adding a brand new story campaign and more.
As the world of RPGs grows and changes, it’s easy to get lost in new hotness. But what about those forgotten favourites? The RPGamer staff take some time to share some games that they feel should be in the spotlight once more.
Z.H.P.: Unlosing Ranger vs Darkdeath Evilman arrives on the Nintendo Switch as part of Prinny Presents NIS Classics Vol. 2. Unfortunately, this is one fight the hero cannot win regardless of his name.
Ice Code Games has put together a posse with Good Shepherd Entertainment, and it’s hankerin’ to fill the West with demons, outlaws, and foul hexes. Tactical battler Hard West II will be pulling into the station later in 2022 with its gruesome bounty.
Spoofs in any medium, when well done, can become instant classics. tERRORbane is an attempt to poke fun at the gaming industry and RPGs, but falls flat in doing so.
What happens when a vacant-eyed nobody picks up a magic wand from an asthmatic wizard? You get the end of the world, and no coffee with half-skim, half goat milk. How does one stop the Calamity? By hoping to get Randy’s drink order just right.
Can Triangle Strategy set a new benchmark for the tactical RPG genre? Balancing the scales of refined gameplay, new mechanics, and breathtaking visuals points to yes.
With the release of Rune Factory 5, RPGamer has decided to share a retrospective about the series for newcomers and veterans alike. Take a trip down memory lane and see how the series has evolved since 2006.
The originality of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim invades the Switch. Its extraordinary sci-fi story and its strategic battle system will now mesmerize more players.
The Elder Scrolls Online’s newest expansion takes players to High Isle this June. Thanks to the game’s approach to its story content, RPGamer was readily able to jump straight into a preview build without getting lost.
Paolo Andrea Di Pietro is the Italian and French singer for Draco of Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster. Elmon Dean Todd gets an exclusive interview about his role in the game, the details of the audition, and his work with other video games and anime.
Elden Ring is FromSoftware trying something bigger than it ever has before. In this case, bigger does mean better.
Coromon joins the roster of monster-taming RPGs with its charming retro art and puzzles. It proudly pays homage to its source of inspiration, but lacks innovative ideas to stand out.
Dark Deity is a delightful hidden gem with tons to offer strategy fans. However, does the port to Nintendo Switch fare well for the students of Brookstead Military Academy? Find out in our review.
ANNO: Mutationem is an action RPG that successfully blends 2D and 3D with its art style. Though a convoluted plot and some other annoyances hold it back, it’s a title that shows plenty of potential.
I’m not over the moon for the overworld, but I do love a good one and, like many gamers, prefer titles with one rather than without. It’s a staple of RPGs that shouldn’t be overlooked or underappreciated.
Though she knows she should be wary, still she ventures someplace scary… It’s just another night’s work for Silvia Bellini, evil or not. Read all about it here.
Showing new refinement and more humour, Anuchard returns with a cozy atmosphere and kinetic gameplay. Join RPGamer as we get another hands-off look at this game ahead of its launch next month.
With a new spin on their main franchise, Chromatic Games returns to the scene with Dungeon Defenders: Going Rogue. Join RPGamer as it looks at a game that nods to its tower-defence past while thriving on fast-paced combat to gain loot in this new roguelite action RPG releasing today in Early Access.
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.
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