Bitmap Books has released a their largest book to date. This dedicated tome is tailor-made for those who love the JRPG, and provides an exhaustive overview of the genre, from the essential to the obscure.
Paul Shkreli returns with another Backlog update. This time, he discusses a sci-fi RPG from 1998 and gets his hands on another fat PlayStation 3.
Shin Megami Tensei V demands players be patient, pay attention, and learn from their failures, but it’s never unfair. It balances the series’ difficulty with enough tools to make it accessible to franchise newcomers.
Based on its predecessor’s reception, RPGamers could be forgiven for being wary of The Caligula Effect 2. However, FuRyu and Historia have turned it into a very pleasant surprise.
SWERY has a reputation for insane, off-the-wall storytelling and The Good Life is no exception. Does the gameplay follow suit, or is it just a boring slog to go through?
Phil Willis jumps into Solasta: Crown of the Magister to try his hand at saving the world. Does this game roll high, or is it a critical fail?
What’s more fun than hanging out with your friends, stealing a magical sword, and escaping the Machine Devil? Pack some snacks, and fill up the gas tank, because this is a road trip worth taking!
Gamedec offers a richly imagined sci-fi world to become familiar with. However, an intriguing premise of investigating crime in virtual space struggles under the pressure of overwhelming player freedom.
Anna Marie is back with her tenth Backloggin’ report. Wait, still no backlog busting was to be had? Shame, shame, shame!
Sacred Fire has many layers to make it a mentally engrossing game. Story enthusiasts looking for their next adventure take a look within.
Quarter 3 proves to be the worst one yet for Pascal’s backlog adventure this year. Balancing work and home life can be tough, but YouTube content creators have turned into the biggest threats to his gaming time.
Despite over a dozen releases in the series, Xuan Yuan Sword 7 will mark a first foray into a new world for many western gamers. DOMO’s ancient-China action RPG shows a lot of promise, but is not without its flaws.
Director Hiroyuki Ito returns with the release of Dungeon Encounters. Underneath a simple graphical presentation lies a dense network of gameplay systems which are surprisingly compelling.
Some games strive to create an open, accessible experience for all to enjoy. Others just want to take you to chocolate-coated moonscapes and laser-powered volcanos, where ninjas do battle with abominable snowmen.
What if you had the power to feel everyone’s emotions around you? Taking on the role of empathic extraordinaire Alex Chen, players will solve a small town mystery surrounding the death of her brother. Make sure you have your tissue box nearby because this game is one hell of an ugly cry ride.
Gloomhaven is the digital adaptation of the eponymous board game, including all the beloved aspects and adding new features. The battle system is great, but missions can become repetitive after a while.
Life is like a package of supermarket sushi. You might know what you’d like to get, but there will always be that one item in the corner of the box that you just don’t like. Will it be eel? Fish eggs? Eggplant? When the right ingredients come together, most anything is possible, even if we don’t have to like the results.
The Amazing American Circus is not a title one would normally find in a card-battler. But is the premise too big for its execution? Peel back the curtain and see the performance within.
Final Fantasy XIV gets its fourth major expansion very soon. RPGamer was given the opportunity to check out parts of Endwalker before players can fully dive into it in November.
Lost Judgment is a sequel many of us have been waiting for. But was the rush to hit the worldwide release deadline enough to make it a standout title? We investigate where the game stands, and this review is called to order.
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