Warsaw Review
The 1944 Warsaw Uprising is the subject of developer Pixelated Milk’s latest title. Though noteworthy for making the event more widely known, the game itself doesn’t do as much as it perhaps could have.
The 1944 Warsaw Uprising is the subject of developer Pixelated Milk’s latest title. Though noteworthy for making the event more widely known, the game itself doesn’t do as much as it perhaps could have.
We’re halfway through October, and it’s time to get classically spooky with a look back at the Castlevania games. Or at least one in particular. What secrets will be revealed in the full moon’s light? Possibly not good ones.
Beamdog brought some classic D&D RPGs to consoles this month, with Neverwinter Nights following later in 2019, and we were about to chat about the releases. Johnathan Stringer talked with Beamdog co-owners Cameron Tofer and Trent Oster, and PR and Marketing Lead Sarah Dawson about the releases.
The three-person crew of Pirate Software is working on a story that promises a lot of heart. Developer Jason Thor Hall let us know about the non-traditional Heartbound, which is currently available on Steam Early Access.
Trails of Cold Steel II on the PlayStation 4 is the definitive edition of the video game. With a rich narrative full of world-building and fleshed out character, it’s a journey well worth the time sink.
The RPGamer staff takes a trip down memory lane with the Dragon Quest series in hand. These personal pieces showcase what this thirty-three-year-old series means to us, and how excited we are that it keeps releasing, nearly each and every year.
The end of the original Dragon Quest trilogy brings a lot to the table. But does it stand the test of time over 25 years later?
Indivisible offers a unique spin on Metroidvanias in a time when it’s good to be one. Unfortunately, some key aspects are executed less well than its stellar presentation values deserve.
The life of a Trails fan requires patience, with the wait for Trails of Cold Steel III being the latest test of that patience. Fortunately, it’s an experience that’s worth the wait, even if it ultimately leads to a bit more waiting.
Dragon Quest II comes to the Nintendo Switch with updated music, graphics, and some gameplay tweaks. As a Dragon Quest veteran who completed the original back on the NES, here are my thoughts on how this version turned out.
Savy is missing, and best friend Lina is on the case. Taking on the role of one of the last human cab drivers, Neo Cab dives into multiple mysteries, while ferrying around a vibrant cast of characters, one trip at a time.
Square Enix is one of the myriad companies hoping to create buzz with their Apple Arcade exclusive Various Daylife. It’s got a hefty pedigree behind it, but does the game live up to expectations?
Remnant: From the Ashes came out of nowhere but quickly managed to leave an impression. Fortunately, it’s a good one.
The Surge 2 looks to expand its predecessor’s brutal and calculated violence from the cold confines of automated production facilities to the wreckage of the recently devastated Jericho City. Has the formula been tweaked enough to withstand this change of scenery?
Oninaki is an action RPG from Tokyo RPG Factory with themes about death and reincarnation. Is the game a powerful exploration of heavy topics or does it simply wallow in darkness?
Zero Escape series director Kotaro Uchikoshi returns with Spike Chunsoft for a new adventure title. AI: The Somnium Files sees investigator Kaname Date and his AI partner diving into the subconscious.
If Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night failed to live up to its Kickstarter promise, that would be yet another bad sign for this funding source. This review details how things have finally turned out on this project.
On its twentieth anniversary, Final Fantasy VIII gets a second wind with enhanced graphics and new gameplay options. Are these features enough to entice new fans to an older game?
In the land of Lemuria light is under siege, attacked by one who calls Darkness her liege. Take a flying girl into the land and save it, for failure means no one else will brave it.
This is the second in our pair of reviews for The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. If you’re curious to see the thoughts of someone who played the original Game Boy title, this review is for you.
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