Dynasty Warriors: Origins Review
Omega Force is no stranger to dealing in RPGs with its hack-and-slash gameplay. Dynasty Warriors: Origins sees things coming full circle and applying that found expertise in its flagship series.
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Fantasian Neo Dimension Review
Hironobu Sakaguchi and Nobuo Uematsu team up again for Fantasian Neo Dimension, which has a lot to live up to. A lot of gameplay mechanics and varied bosses come at the player, but how well does this comeback fight turn out?
Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition Review
Death rides onto current-gen consoles with the latest release of Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition. But while the base game and DLC are a lethal combination, the lack of effort evident in the remaster is just on life support.
Adventure Corner ~ 9 R.I.P.
Welcome to the spirit realm, where you can smooch some ghostly gentlemen! But are these haunted hunks worth the effort?
RPGamer’s Personal Top 3s of 2024
2024 was another year that packed plenty of punches with its releases. While we go through our official awards process, we asked our volunteer teams to pick out their personal top threes of the year.
Dragon Warrior Retroview
With its remake on the horizon, let’s take a look back at the game that started the series. While remarkable for its fluid progression, lasting approachability, and charm, there’s no doubt that Dragon Warrior has some rust around the edges.
Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter Second Impression
Odd Bug Studio’s sophomore effort iterates on the combat system that made the first entry so engaging. After a few hours of gametime, we can say that there are new pros and cons to be found.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership Review
After the untimely demise of AlphaDream, Mario & Luigi is back with a new game developed by a different studio. Does Mario & Luigi: Brothership live up to expectations, or does it fail to make a connection?
River City Girls 2 Review
Kyoko and Misako are back and are still as questionable as ever! But is this second outing worth the trip back to River City?
Signy & Mino: Against All Gods Interview
AN Productions’s Signy & Mino: Against All Gods is a turn-based RPG following Signy as she looks to find answers for her parents’ death alongside her canine companion Mino. RPGamer was able ask solo developer Shawn Tanner about the game and its creation.
HeistGeist Review
Doublequote Studio’s HeistGeist takes players to a 2040s cyberpunk central Europe. Tight gameplay and a focus on its narrative helps to the deckbuilder stand out from its numerous competitors.
RPGamer’s Most Anticipated Games: 2025 Edition
We enter another year stacked full of exciting upcoming releases. The RPGamer staff picked out some of the highlights they are looking forward to in 2025 (and likely beyond).
Backloggin’ the Year – Sam’s Sojourn, Year End Wrap-Up
It’s time to wrap up the last chunk of games Sam played for Backloggin’ the Year. Check out if she completed her personal challenges and which games for the Fall months were her favourites.
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next Review
The River City crew is back to continue its take on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. While River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next doesn’t really impress on the gameplay front, its off-the-rails story offers some amusement.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review
FromSoftware’s foray into the action-adventure genre offers brutal but highly rewarding thrills. Bolstered by truly incredible presentation, Sekiro excels in delivering a near-perfect combat experience.
Fairy Tail 2 Review
The sequel to Gust’s Fairy Tail aims to raise the bar with the culminating story arc of the series. Does it succeed or fall short of being a definitive adaptation of the source material?
VED Review
After scoring heavy style points with a wonderful hand-drawn art style the question is asked. Does Karaclan’s visual novel and turn-based RPG hybrid VED have enough story and combat kudos to stand highly among other indie titles?
#BLUD: Claws for Alarm Deep Look
Official spokesthings from Exit 73 Studios would like to assure the gaming public that the 30-foot-tall vampire lord who appeared to stave in the roof of the local high school was merely a trick of the wind on a cloudy evening, and that there is no further cause for alarm. There may, however, be claws for alarm. Keep the doggy treats handy.
Prisma Preview
Cris Tales developer Dreams Uncorporated provided a full reveal for its newest title Prisma. The turn-based RPG sees journalist Alma trapped in a world with many different versions of herself.
Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Reanimated Review
Zeboyd Games’s Breath of Death VII: The Beginning released over fourteen years ago. Now Shadow Layer Games has revived it with an updated look and great tunes. But was this “reanimation” necessary? News at eleven.
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