Village in the Shade Preview
Nippon Ichi Software looking to blend cozy life sim with supernatural horror in Village of the Shade. RPGamer was able to learn more about the game ahead of its appropriate release just before Halloween.
Nippon Ichi Software looking to blend cozy life sim with supernatural horror in Village of the Shade. RPGamer was able to learn more about the game ahead of its appropriate release just before Halloween.
While its future is very much uncertain, BioWare has made many hits over the years. The RPGamer crew takes a look back at the studio’s RPG catalogue and how its titles evolved.
Signalis is a retro-styled survival horror game about an android searching a derelict mining facility for a missing crewmate. Hiding an obsessive love story inside the shell of a bleak, blood-soaked mystery, it rewards those who pay attention.
Lies of P: Complete Edition brings the acclaimed soulslike to Nintendo Switch 2. Containing the full game and its Overture, it does so to great success.
Lovely Hellplaceās Entropy features retro polygon visuals, interesting lore, and punishing turn-based combat. Join RPGamer to see how well these aspects are introduced with its Early Access release.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword revives a long-dormant franchise that’s been out of commission for two decades. In a triumphant return, it blazes onto the scene with deliberate, exciting combat and a gorgeous, immersive, and authentic Japanese setting.
Milky Tea and Megabit have revealed supernatural action roguelite Vaewolf. RPGamer was able to get an early preview of the game ahead of its reveal at Gamescom.
Game of Thrones: War for Westeros brings the world of Westeros to a traditional RTS experience. While the preview build is limited in scope, there is plenty of potential for the full game.
Ahead of its upcoming conclusion to the Hidden Mountain arc, NetEase and Everstone Studio revealed more info about Where Winds Meet. RPGamer was invited to a virtual preview event to learn more about the game’s future and impending updates.
Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition brings FromSoftware’s acclaimed RPG to Switch 2. Despite some performance issues, the new content and portability make this version worth considering.
Star Wars Zero Company proves that Star Wars and tactical RPGs are a perfect match. The excellent combat and memorable cast make this an easy recommendation for strategy fans.
NetEase and Joker Studios showed off some more details about ocean adventure RPG Sea of Remnants. RPGamer was able to attend a virtual preview event to learn more about the game ahead of its Gamescom trailer.
NetEase and Naked Rain have revealed more information about open-world RPG Ananta. Ahead of its trailer at Gamescom, RPGamer was able to attend a virtual preview event to learn more about the game.
With the critical success of PokĆ©mon Pokopia earlier this year, The PokĆ©mon Company and Koei Tecmo return with Bubbly Basin, a new underwater town in the PokĆ©mon spin-off. As the first installment in the gameās paid expansion pass, the DLC makes waves, further positioning the spin-off as a life sim worth diving into.
Brigandine has returned with its newest entry, Adglobe’s Brigandine: Abyss. There are some janky mechanics still present, but can its unique brand of tactical gameplay still capture the hearts of RPGamers?
Cyberpunk and cosmic horror aren’t two themes often presented together. In Metaphor Games’ narrative RPG Celestial Return players undergo a poignant and personal journey all while wrapped around the whims of disposable dice.
Tabletops may be for board games, but they’re also for serving feasts. Roll the dice, place your pieces well, and play the game so that the feast does not become you.
Steins;Gate has returned with a new remake in the form of Steins;Gate Re:Boot. Its visual refresh and refined narrative make it the best version of what remains one of the best visual novels out there.
Hatchery Games’ debut release, Voidling Bound, is a creature collector blended with third-person shooter gameplay. The game offers an inventive twist on the creature collector and is worth checking out.
Not too many RPGs are rooted in South Indian culture. Palm Sugar: A Village takes a look a love and grief, and sprinkles in some gameplay elements that deter it from being a triumph.
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