Leaning more heavily into the science fiction side of things over romance there’s a wonderfully complex story to unravel with the second installment in the Infinity Series, Ever 17: The Out of Infinity. This adaptation of the 2011 remake by MAGES. Inc. brings this version to worldwide audiences for the first time.
Did anyone have LEGO Horizon Adventures on their 2024 bingo card? What about RPGamer finally reviewing it on their 2025 bingo card? Sam Wachter finds love in this LEGO-verse, and it’s mostly amaz-bricks!
Ender Magnolia is a 2D side-scrolling RPG filled with secrets and catchy tunes. Does this game come off as a unique and memorable experience, or does it fly too close to the original?
Solo-developed RPG Shujinkou offers an enthraling adventure and a fun way to learn Japanese. Even with some flaws due to this dungeon-crawler being extremely ambitious, it is a great cover letter for Rice Games.
Carmen Sandiego is back with a new game and look. While we won’t be chasing her through history, we will be catching V.I.L.E. goons across… well, a handful of locations. Can Carmen solve these mysteries? Or will V.I.L.E. prevail? Watch your back!
MAGES. Inc. brings over, for the first time to worldwide audiences, some of Kotaro Uchikoshi’s earliest work with Never 7: The End of Infinity. How enjoyable does this early slice of life and science fiction hybrid turn out? Loop back with RPGamer to find out.
Monster Hunter Wilds has arrived, and your hunter is officially authorized to explore the Forbidden Lands. With a wider scope, bigger monsters, and more lush environments, Wilds delivers thrilling combat on top of stunning presentation, but does it hit every mark?
Tactical Adventures is looking to build upon the success of cRPG Solasta: Crown of the Magister with its follow-up Solasta II. RPGamer was able to get an early look at its imminent first demo set to be available during Steam Next Fest.
FromSoftware’s foray into crossing the Soulslike genre, Elden Ring, and adding battle royale elements represents a promising and interesting direction for the developer. RPGamer was able to experience six hours of the game’s first closed network test.
Nihon Falcom returns to the Republic of Calvard in The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak II. While the game might not advance the series worldbuilding all that much, there’s plenty of enjoy spending more time with its cast.
What if Like and Dragon and One Piece had a baby? Well you’d get Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, and what a bouncing baby she is! While the game sets sail for the high seas, it retreads some familiar ground that may or may not disappoint. What matters is the following question: would Monkey D. Luffy and Majima be best friends? I think so!
After initially launching on 3DS, Image & Form Games’s SteamWorld Dig soon spread far and wide. We take a look back at the game to see whether the gold struck has retained its luster.
Tales of Graces f Remastered promises to be the definitive version. Despite some rough edges, this remaster offers a wonderful opportunity to try out this entry in the long-running Tales series.
Coming from the renowned minds behind Zero Escape and Danganronpa comes The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- a tactical RPG with a colourful cast of characters. Join RPGamer as we take a look at the first few hours of the game in an early release demo.
Some games are made with logic. Others are made with love. This one was made with both, as well as undisclosed amounts of piranha meat, rose petals, and magic mushrooms.
“Second verse, same as the first!” isn’t a huge problem to have when the original Tails of Iron is your baseline. But a certain amount of treading water surfaces in its sequel, despite a few tweaks to the formula.
Go West, young gamer! Seek and explore! Catch the sights, find the treasure, just don’t stick around—there’s not much to keep a young’un interested in these parts.
Phantom Brave returns with a new entry in the series. Featuring a graphical refresh and some inventive mechanics, The Lost Hero is a charming addition to Marona’s otherworldly adventures.
YCJY Games is encouraging players to consider taking a summer road trip to cure winter blues with Keep Driving. Does battling rainbows, roadkill, and even bees guarantee a successful road trip, or does it stall out?
Rice Games’s Shujinkou is a dungeon-crawling RPG with optional Japanese language-learning elements set to launch next week. RPGamer was able to ask director Julian Rice some questions about the game.
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