We’re serving up a pair of reviews for The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. If you’re curious to see the thoughts of a newcomer to the game, or interested in hearing more about Normal Mode, this review is for you.
Have you seen Kunio and Riki? Because there’s these two crazy broads saying they are their boyfriends or something? Whoever took them is gonna pay — these girls are pissed.
Cat Quest II: The Lupus Empire arrives on Apple Arcade and PC. Is the second adventure into the world of fearless felines and crafty canines worth carving out time in a busy September release schedule?
With the recent launch of Apple Arcade, a slew of RPGs and Adventure titles have arrived. Does Tangle Tower stand out in a sea of new offerings?
The first Puzzle Quest returns with new content for the Nintendo Switch. But is it enough to warrant a second trip for those who have already experienced it?
PlatinumGames returns with a brand new title on Nintendo Switch. Astral Chain sees players take on the role of a police officer trying to protect what remains of humanity from an extra-dimensional invasion.
At PAX West, RPGamer’s Mystiana Rulean and Krystal Rulean were able to chat to Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers’ art team lead Takeo Suzuki and main scenario writer Natsuko Ishikawa. The topics include the game’s connections to the rest of the series and the challenges creating new races.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission showers its audience with a torrent of fan service, such as a fusion between Gohan and Trunks, or a Super Saiyan 4 transformation with Gohan or Bardock. The release on the Nintendo Switch brings Japan’s popular arcade card game into the living room or on the go.
PAX has come and gone, but its legend lives on in a head-to-head with Hannah Flynn, communications director for Failbetter Games. Roving reporter Zach’s interview contains all the news we choo-choo-choose to print about Sunless Skies, inspirational interns, and complicated canon.
Compile Heart teamed up with developer Artisan Studios to bring us Super Neptunia RPG in 2D. While flattening the graphics, were they able to smooth out all the wrinkles?
Dandy Dungeon, as becomes apparent almost immediately after starting it up, is an odd duck. With mobile design trappings, puzzle-based dungeon-crawling, and repetitive grinding, it certainly has a tall mountain to climb.
Erik van Asselt takes a look at why people are coming back to World of Warcraft. What could move someone to come back to a version of a MMORPG that is fifteen years old?
A city covered by the sea, a mystery in the deep, and fantastical creatures walking the streets. All in a day’s work for a detective.
Sometimes it may seem as if Japan is another world, but what would another world be to the Japanese? Enter Ni no Kuni, a vast, Technicolor realm where anything seems possible, and familiar faces show up in the oddest of places.
Trails of Cold Steel is and remains a decidedly must-play title for anyone with a love of rich, masterfully crafted worlds. Being released on modern hardware just gives even more gamers an opportunity to enroll at Erebonia’s Thors Military Academy.
Mable & The Wood is a 2D side-scrolling RPG with some truly unique game play mechanics. Wield your unwieldy and excessively cumbersome sword to slay beasts and add their abilities to your arsenal. Use them to save the dying world, or potentially destroy it.
Nintendo held a Direct presentation today chock-full of RPGs. Headlines include Switch versions for Xenoblade Chronicles, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, and Divinity: Original Sin II, plus a release date for Game Freak’s Little Town Hero, a new demo for Daemon X Machina, and some more Pokémon Sword and Shield features.
August has ended and Whatcha Playing is back to round up the games that hooked our staff. The newest Fire Emblem has unsurprisingly gotten a lot of play, but some rereleases have also caught our staff’s attention.
Utawarerumono Zan sees Tamsoft and Aquaplus attempt to add some Musou to the series. It’s an idea that has worked for others, and RPGamer discovers whether that is the case here.
Catherine: Full Body looks to subtly enhance the original experience like a fine wine. But if two’s company, will three Catherines become a crowd?
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