Horizon Forbidden West Review
Tremortusks, Tiderippers, and Dreadwings, oh my! Aloy is back and she’s traveling to the Forbidden West. Does her journey involve saving the world and punching new mechasaurs? Absolutely.
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RPGamer’s Picks: Itch.io Bundle for Ukraine
Itch.io is sponsoring a bundle to support children and doctors in Ukraine. The RPGamer staff shares their picks from the nearly thousand titles included in the bundle. There are still a few hours left to support the bundle, so don’t delay!
Young Souls Review
Young Souls escapes the grasp of Stadia exclusivity to launch on multiple other platforms. Is this homage to the River City franchise able to break the mould of its progenitor?
Ghostwire: Tokyo Impression
Ghostwire: Tokyo takes players to a metropolis where the people have suddenly disappeared, replaced by fog and the Visitors. RPGamer was able to get some hands-on time with the first couple of chapters ahead of its launch next week.
The Cruel King and the Great Hero Review
NIS America’s The Cruel King and the Great Hero provides little challenge and some tedious gameplay, but has a heartwarming, storybook tale that makes it worth playing.
Adventure Corner: Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is now available on more platforms. Fans can witness an enjoyable story and brawl using their beloved heroes.
Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Prince’s Edition Review
A king’s work is never done, even if that king is a former president lost in another world. With a young royal under his wing, it’s up to Roland to make this strange new world fit for a prince.
Cloudpunk Review
Cloudpunk is an interesting take on the future noir setting, as seen through the eyes of a delivery driver. However, the game’s various ports are proof positive that not all version are created equally.
Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden Review
Voice of Cards returns sooner than many were expecting. The Forsaken Maiden builds on its predecessor, offering a new adventure across the seas.
Dying Light 2 Stay Human Review
Enjoy scaling heights and engaging story, yet deal with the AI issues and pray. Do not go gentle in that good night. Parkour, parkour in the Dying Light 2.
Monark Review
Monark launches with shades of Shin Megemi Tensei behind it. A great battle system and solid art have the making of a gem, but a slow and repetitive second half indicates plenty of room for refinement.
Maglam Lord Review
Maglam Lord puts players in the role of a Demon Lord having to find their place in a new world. While the game’s story and cast are sufficiently entertaining, lacklustre gameplay brings down the experience.
Adventure Corner: Not Tonight 2
America is no longer united, and two factions fight for states’ loyalties while Canada steals Montana. If you’re up for the job of guarding a variety of doors from ne’er do wells, just check your BouncR app for the next available job opening in Not Tonight 2.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus Review
Pokémon games haven’t changed their formula much in the last twenty five years, relying on side games for experimentation. Arceus breathes a new life into the franchise and shows how reinventing key gameplay aspects can revolutionize the Pokémon experience.
RPG Maker Unite Promises Unity and Creativity
RPGamers who love to create as well as play RPGs will soon be able to give their imagination free rein with the upcoming RPG Maker Unite, as if backlogged game piles weren’t enough of a time sink already.
Demeo: PC Edition Impression
Demeo: PC Edition is bringing the VR tabletop experience to a larger set of potential players. RPGamer was able to join developer Resolution Games and check out a brief demo.
RPGolf Legends Review
Developer ArticNet takes a giant swing forward with the second title in the RPGolf series. There’s no need to take a mulligan, but the game isn’t quite up to par yet.
Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream Interview
Gust returned to the Mysterious sub-series to follow the further adventures of Sophie Neuenmuller. RPGamer was able to ask producer Junzo Hosoi some questions ahead of Atelier Sophie 2’s release later this month.
Edge of Eternity Review
Midgar Studio’s ambitious project Edge of Eternity looks great on the surface, but a closer look shows the seams of this unrefined 90s-inspired JRPG.
Switch Swoons with Nine Nintendo Direct RPGs
The Nintendo Direct for February 2022 was pretty massive for RPG devotees. No less than nine significant titles were revealed, from remakes to all-new games, which players will happily wishlist, backlog, or play this year.
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