Are you ready to go on an adventure and make a secret hideout? Join Sam Wachter on her quest to figure out if Atelier Ryza is a worthy Atelier game, or if the secret hideout needs to be blown up.
What is the proper response to organized crime? This game strongly suggests that directly fighting the mob members is best, so don’t come to it for legal advice.
One of our resident Monster Hunter experts tries a new adventure with Dauntless. Can Epic’s free-to-play adventure compete with the reigning king of the hunter RPGs?
Mark McLaughlin once believed Dragon Warrior IV to be his favorite game in the series. Things change, however, and so do people.
In the waning days of 2019, Netflix released the first season of The Witcher for audiences to stream to their heart’s content. Some were divided on how well the show adapted the world and characters from the books and games. Here’s our take.
Erik van Asselt feels excited for the future of Pokémon Sword and Shield and wonders if this is only the start. What if the franchise became a Game as a Service?
Elder Games heads for the stars with sci-fi action RPG Everreach: Project Eden. The journey it takes players on isn’t a very long one, and this is one of those cases where that’s a blessing.
Around the middle of last summer, I wrote an impression for an upcoming release, and it was the hardest thing not to damn the game...
The final chapter in The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky series took a decade to release on North American PCs fully translated into English. Now it’s time to find out if it was worth the wait.
This year, Gaijin’s resolution is to get through that backlog of game reviews that he’s been sitting on since before the site upgrade. Here’s the first to arrive off the old typewriter.
Heroland is now open for business! Enjoy exploring dungeons of legend with your helpful guide Lucky. But is it worth making the trek to this fateful island?
Whatcha Playing is back after a holiday-related delay to round up the games the staff played in November and December. Pokémon, Heroland, AI: The Somnium Files, and Trails of Cold Steel II were among the many vying for staff gaming time over the holidays.
As a prelude to our annual awards, which as usual should hit at the end of January, the RPGamer staff picked out many of the upcoming titles that they are most looking forward to. We hope you enjoy reading about our most anticipated games, and please let us know which ones you are most excited for.
Zeboyd has consistently done pixel art and solid turn-based battles well. Cthulhu Saves Christmas is no exception, proving to be a hilarious little breath of fresh winter air this holiday season.
Hardcore RPG enthusiasts, get ready for a trip to a dark and dismal Arkham to explore a great emulation of everything Lovecraftian horror has to offer. Cultic Games has crafted an entertaining narrative, but inexcusably dropped the ball in one major way.
Capcom continues to do what it does best with this series, but, is it still king of hunter-style games? We spent 200 hours with this expansion to find out.
Spike Chunsoft provided an unexpected release with Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace earlier this month. The spin-off lets its characters and players diverge for some lighter-hearted stories.
After an eighteen-year hiatus, Shenmue III has finally arrived, and Ryo Hazuki once again continues his journey through China in search of Lan Di. Will the long-awaited sequel live up to the hype and expectations?
Sam Wachter has spent nearly fifty hours of Doraemon Story of Seasons and hasn’t completed it. Did her journey with Doraemon and friends take a wrong turn? Find out in our impression.
Star Ocean: First Departure R will be the best way for players to experience the start to this fantastic series. Does it show its age, or will fans find a gem that still burns bright to this day?
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