Persona 5: The Phantom X originally released in selected East Asian countries last year. Now that the game is available internationally on PC and mobile, RPGamer took a look at its free-to-play take on the Phantom Thieves.
#JRPGJuly is already halfway complete. Let’s see how much progress the RPGamer staff is making with their games.
Nova Hearts blends visual novels with turn-based timeline combat. Unfortunately, it attempts to bite off more than it can chew and suffers for it.
Of Ash and Steel is an upcoming title drawing inspiration from 2000s RPGs such as Gothic and The Witcher. A short preview build demonstrates that fans of such titles should be well catered for.
Being transported to a magical world is a staple of many fantasy adventures. Does LandShark Games’s Grifford Academy have enough interesting wrinkles in its combat system and dialogue to entice RPGamers?
All in Abyss is a poker visual novel that does justice to neither poker nor visual novels. It works, but only for those who are curious about its tasteless anime girl torture scenes.
The first week of #JRPGJuly is in the books. Let’s see how things are starting out for the RPGamer staff with their chosen games.
Level-5’s Inazuma Eleven series marks its return this year with the release of Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road. To gear players up, our latest retrospective looks at the series’s history so far.
Lies of P is back…sort of. The Overture DLC adds a substantial amount of excellent content to an already outstanding game, making for one heck of a Soulslike package.
We kick off another #JRPGJuly, our month-long community game-along! To kick things off, the RPGamer staff shares what they are planning to play for this celebration of all things JRPG.
Spring hikes and sweet romances were in the air for Sam during this backloggin’ session. But did she have enough time to knock items out of her backlog?
Summertime is for expansion and entertainment. That’s equally true at RPGamer, where we gather to take a look at Steam Next Fest’s Summer offerings for what’s enticing and what could use more time.
Are the floor and ceiling longing for each other? Did the washer and dryer break up again? These are just some of the soap operas that players will encounter in Sassy Chap’s wild sentient object dating sim, Date Everything!
Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma revitalizes the beloved series with a fresh Japanese-inspired setting and innovative village management. This blend of engaging combat, deep relationships, and beautiful visuals offers a highly satisfying experience for both fans and new players.
Summertime is perfect for experimentation and exploration. That’s equally true for RPGamer, where we gather to take a look at Steam Next Fest’s Summer offerings for what’s exciting and what needs a bit more time.
After a year in Early Access TeamSuneat’s Dragon Is Dead has fully released. While the game is a largely fun action roguelite, a few underbaked and poorly executed elements hold it back.
Raidou Kuzunoha XIV has made his way to modern consoles with new flair and overhauled gameplay, making for a refreshing and fun update of a distinctive Atlus classic.
It is not often that a collaboration happens in the RPG world. Critical Games’ Infinite Alliance takes characters from thirteen different game worlds. Joining RPGamer is Lead Developer Josh Hallaran to share more about the game.
Do you like bugs? How about meeting other bug-crazy kiddos? Kabuto Park is a short, addictive little game that will have you scouting for all the bugs before bedtime.
Pahdo Labs’s Starlight Re:Volver is an online co-op action title drawing inspiration from 1990s and 2000s anime. Ahead of its Steam Next Fest demo, RPGamer had the chance to check out a preview build for the game.
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