Backloggin’ the Year – Sam’s Sojourn, Year End Wrap-Up
In this final Backloggin’ of the Year column, Sam wraps up her year in gaming. Did she stick to most of her goals? Or did she throw them out the window?
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Backloggin’ the Year – Paws’ Pilgrimage, November & December 2021
Anna Marie is back with her final Backloggin’ report for the year. Also, she has continued respect for all the news staff who have to write daily blurbs.
Moon: Remix RPG Adventure Review
Moon: Remix Adventure RPG is now available in English on multiple platforms. The anti-RPG is not one for traditionalists, but features innovative gameplay with difficult puzzles to make it a pleasing twist.
Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker Review
Though there’s much more to come from Final Fantasy XIV, Endwalker brings down the curtain on an arc that began with A Realm Reborn. Warriors of Light can pick up their adventures in the comfort that Square Enix does not fall short.
The Legend of Heroes Series: Where to Start?
RPGamer’s Where to Start? feature returns to provide a guide for those looking to get into certain RPG series. This time out we provide some insights on Nihon Falcom’s The Legend of Heroes, in particular the Trails/Kiseki titles.
ELEX II Impression
ELEX II looks to continue the story of a post-apocalyptic world facing all-new dangers. But will this sequel be a good jumping-on point for new players?
Moonglow Bay Review
Moonglow Bay may be the most Canadian game to ever exist. From strange fish tales to chatty Maritimers, the game will have you entranced by all its wonders.
Why Role-Playing Games Should Win The Game Awards
A role-playing game can absolutely win Game of the Year at The Game Awards. Doing so ensures outstanding prestige, which promotes the overall value of this rich and rewarding genre.
Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX Review
The Monster Rancher series returns with the release of Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX. Addictive gameplay and a host of quality-of-life improvements make this an easy option for any eager breeder.
Boyfriend Dungeon Review
Ever wanted to date your weapons? In Kitfox Games’ recent release, hack n’ slash your way across Verona Beach, and maybe get some smooches along the way.
Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars Review
Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars represents the softer side of Yoko Taro & Co. Even though its latter half suffers from a too-simple execution, it has some great ideas to grow upon.
Soul Nomad & the World Eaters Review
Soul Nomad & The World Eaters finds new life on PC and Switch after an initial 2007 release. Lacking any quality-of-life improvements and prone to crashing, this is hardly the definitive edition of a Prinny Classic.
Arcadia Fallen Review
Arcadia Fallen is a visual novel with character role-playing elements from Galdra Studios. While there’s not much to its gameplay elements, it still tells an interesting story that invites players to be themselves.
Do Impressive Graphics Make More Immersive Gameplay?
How did players enjoy RPGs long ago with 2D sprites and few colors? The magic spell that bedazzles RPGamers might be more than meets the eye.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Switch Review
Aspyr has given a new generation of RPGamers an ideal opportunity to experience BioWare’s Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. While the combat very much feels like it was designed twenty years ago, the rest of the game stands strongly in an excellent port.
RPGamer’s Favorite Indie Games
Indie RPGs have come a long way, and continue to flourish in unique and exciting ways. In this feature, the RPGamer staff members share some of their favorite gems from the past to the present.
Curious Expedition 2 Review
Welcome to the jungle, and the wetlands, also some deserts, plus mountains, forests, and caves too. There’s a lot of expeditions awaiting RPGamers, and all of them are appropriately curious.
Mary Skelter Finale Deep Look
The Mary Skelter trilogy is complete with the release of Mary Skelter Finale, which comes with a ready way for newcomers to get caught up on events. However, with dense systems and unbalanced pacing, it’s definitely one for the fans.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD Review
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD is a remaster of one of the most divisive entries in the long-running series. Are the improvements enough to make this controversial entry shine brighter or is it doomed to stay a black sheep?
Blue Reflection: Second Light Review
Teenage girls with memory issues lead the adventure in Blue Reflection: Second Light. Aside from some aspects that may feel improper to western RPGamers, the game is a solid second entry.
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