Subaru’s mission in a new Re:ZERO story is to find the fake royal candidate. Are the new characters and story enough to make the game a royal gaming candidate, or does the lack of interactivity make it a fake one?
Netmarble brings a console spinoff of their mobile hit Seven Knights to the Nintendo Switch. Check out RPGamer’s newest video review to find out how successful the transition to console is.
Fire Emblem was originally released in Japan on the Famicom in 1990. Now after 30 years, Nintendo finally ports the original to the Switch with a new translation and a few quality-of-life improvements. Do these new additions help an old game stand the test of time?
Atlus gave RPGamer the opportunity to check out the opening portions of Persona 5 Strikers. The game goes all-out in translating the game’s combat into hack-and-slash action, but it’s the chance to follow the Phantom Thieves on a new adventure that is the main draw.
Who’s dandy and dapper and a man about town? Not Yamada! But when it comes to hanging out in his underwear and coding away the blues, he’s the bravest of them all.
Atlus gave RPGamer the opportunity to check out the opening portions of Persona 5 Strikers. The game goes all-out in translating the game’s combat into hack-and-slash action, but it’s the chance to follow the Phantom Thieves on a new adventure that is the main draw.
What started as a humble feature running solo has now blossomed into a foursome of RPGamer staff each trying to blast their own backlog. In this introductory post, you can learn a little more about this year’s backloggin’ crew, their backlog, and how each will be tackling their pile of games.
The world is facing complete erasure at the hands of a lich, and only the hero can pick up the broken pieces. Despite the dire setting, Loop Hero is shaping up to be quite a treat: who would’ve thought that running in circles with playing cards could be so fun?
Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is a pixel-art take on the familiar Souls-like formula. Does it breathe life into a pristine new creation, or is it a nightmare patchwork of decaying design ideas?
Need to figure out where to ease into Ys? This guide has you covered, laying out the series in its entirety and a trio of starting games to tackle.
Not sure where to start tackling a massive backlog? Here’s six tips that have worked for one of our site owners to help increase the number of games she’s finishing every year.
As a prelude to our annual awards, which as usual should hit at the end of January, the RPGamer staff picked out many of the upcoming titles that they are most looking forward to. We hope you enjoy reading about our most anticipated games, and please let us know which ones you are most excited for.
Sam Wachter is back with her final backloggin’ update. Find out how many games she completed, and her final thoughts.
Arcante revisits the first-person, party-based fantasy RPGs of the ’80s and ’90s. Does it revitalise this niche genre, or does its ambition fall short?
Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force studio returns to Hyrule for a second time, this entry acting as a prequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Though some things have changed, there’s still a very familiar feeling.
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin is a game made up of equal parts rice farming and trouncing baddies. Is it fertile enough ground for a satisfying experience to take root or will players only reap the withered husks of disappointment?
Ikenfell is a game for those who love magic and whimsy. However, if it could conjure up a better combat system that would be fantastic.
Cyberpunk 2077 was easily one of this year’s most anticipated titles and has managed to just sneak into 2020. Considering all of the issues the game has, it might have been better if it didn’t.
Song of Horror is a spooky slow-burn thriller with a decidedly old-school feel to it. But is it able to create a beautiful melody in spite of the terror, or is it all just loud wailing in the dark?
Mobile RPG Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is currently running a collaboration event with the Tales of series. RPGamer has teamed up with Wright Flyer Studios and Stride PR to offer some physical goodies to lucky US-based readers.
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