Can love happen on the battlefield? Idea Factory International has brought a once Japan-only Vita title to Nintendo Switch so audiences could feel the heartache. Why? Because love is a battlefield… cue Pat Benatar!
Prelude Dark Pain is a dark fantasy tactical RPG from developer Quickfire Games. As the game undergoes an already-successful Kickstarter campaign, RPGamer was able to check out a short alpha demo.
Utilizing randomizers is a modern way to make classic games feel fresh again. Turn-based RPG Splintered does a good job making this an enjoyable core mechanic as this nostalgic title looks to capture an audience.
The Shin Megami Tensei series has a ton of spin-offs and oddities ripe for exploring. Join RPGamer as we help you figure out Where to Start with if you’re looking to dig into some of the series more unique entries.
Nintendo and Monolith Soft have brought the remaining Xenoblade title to Switch. No longer trapped on the Wii U, Xenoblade Chronicles X takes the opportunity to spread its wings with aplomb.
The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- is a blend of adventure and tactical RPG. With a narrative made by the fathers of the Danganronpa and Zero Escape series and a well-balanced battle system, the game’s quality and length don’t disappoint.
Leila is a beautiful point-and-click narrative game about self-reflection and appreciating the struggles we overcome in our lives. Does it break new ground or instead lose its way, like a life destined for greatness that ends up among the mediocre?
Grifford Academy is a turn-based coming-of-age RPG from LandShark Games. Ahead of its planned Early Access release later this year, RPGamer was able to chat to developers Kim Naylor and Paul Naylor and learn lots about the game.
Those hoping for a new turn-based franchise to rival the presentational prowess of the larger studios don’t have to wait any longer. Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 bursts on to the scene in a big way.
Aksys Games welcomes otome fans to Café Enchanté, where warm beverages are served, and magical beings are available for smooching. This is one unique gem that shouldn’t be missed.
After over a year in open beta, life sim adventure Palia is getting both a full expansion update and releasing on more consoles. RPGamer was able to learn more about Elderwood ahead of its launch in May.
Do you have a memory of the first RPG you ever played? Take a trip down memory lane with the RPGamer staff as they share the first RPGs they ever played and if that made them a fan of the genre or not!
Konami has graced gamers with remasters of the first two Suikoden games. While these two gems are classic in their own rights, did Konami put enough effort in to warrant this collection?
Henry of Skalitz is back in the saddle again, exploring a brand-new area of fifteenth-century Bohemia. Players are in for a deep role-playing experience that’s a must-play for anyone looking for a stellar narrative.
Tsukumogami Software’s Dice ‘n Goblins blends first-person dungeon-crawling with tabletop-style dice rolling combat. It offers an enjoyable and charming experience, though at least initially comes with a late-game balancing caveat.
There’s a sense of expectation that comes from indie titles trying new things to stand out. Does Sword & Axe’s Dark Deity 2 suffer from playing it too safe, or is it well-polished enough to be a satisfying bit of tactical comfort food?
Atelier Yumia steps into Gust’s new open world as a parkour potion princess. Much like her title as the Alchemist of Memories, time spent with the game is indeed memorable.
Owlcat Games and Another Angle Games recently released an open alpha for cRPG Shadow of the Road. RPGamer got an early look at the game’s interesting take on an alternate history Japan.
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.
Medabots has always been a series about mixing and matching the bits that work to get things done. At least one game proves that there are some elements that are too essential to swap out carelessly.
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