To celebrate the launch of 007 First Light, IO Interactive held a special IOI Access event in Los Angeles at The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. RPGamer was able to ask IO Interactive’s Chief Development Officer, Véronique Lallier, some questions about the game and its development.
Ahead of its upcoming international release, NC held a closed-door preview of MMORPG Aion 2 at Summer Game Fest Play Days. RPGamer was able to get a hands-off look at the game’s world, visuals, combat, and customization options.
At Summer Game Fest Play Days, NC held a behind-closed-door, hands-off presentation for MMORPG Aion 2. RPGamer was able to sit down with some NC team members and ask some questions about the game ahead of its upcoming international release.
During this year’s Summer Game Fest, Nano Park Studios featured a curated demo of Petal Runner on the floor at Play Days HQ. RPGamer was able to check out the game and get a glimpse at some later-game content and the fourth zone of Sapphire City.
Bethesda was at Summer Game Fest Play Days this year to discuss The Elder Scrolls Online. RPGamer was able to ask Director Nick Giacomini and Associate Design Director Jason Barnes some questions about the game, its transition to a seasonal model, and upcoming content for the game’s Season One.
Phantom Blade Zero held a closed-door demo at this year’s Summer Game Fest Play Days, offering a sneak peek at one of its levels and combat. RPGamer was able to take a brief look at the game ahead of its impending release this October.
Slice-of-life RPG Petal Runner was featured at a booth at Summer Game Fest Play Days, with Nano Park Studios’ development team present. RPGamer was able to sit down with them and put some questions to members of the team.
At Summer Game Fest Play Days, Capcom showed off Onimusha: Way of the Sword with a theater presentation and demo. RPGamer was able to see and check out some of the game’s later content, which looks to be a promising return for a franchise that’s been missing in action for 20 years.
Magical Princess is a fun daughter-raising simulator that gets a lot its execution right. While not reinventing the wheel, it is an easy recommendation for both fans of the genre and newcomers.
When your hard drive’s been possessed by restless undead pests, who ya gonna call? MOUSEBUSTERS! To get rid of the ghosts. Not the mice. Don’t bust the mice. They’re too nice for that.
Bethesda was at Summer Game Fest Play Days this year to discuss Fallout 76. RPGamer was able to ask Creative Director Jon Rush and Production Director Bill LaCoste some questions about Fallout 76’s recently-released Infestations update and the game in general.
Something Classic’s Quartet has finally made its way to Nintendo Switch. This game feels perfectly at home on Switch, whether in handheld mode or on the big screen.
Bickery-tickery-knock, an airship’s in the dock. What’s left there to see in this ruined city? Dear Iris is in for a shock.
Aurogon Shanghai debuted its first gameplay video for its upcoming action RPG Swords of Legends. RPGamer was able to ask the development team some questions about the video and the game in general.
A creature collector needs to do a lot to stand out and Beehive Studios’ LumenTale: Memories of Trey has plenty of positive qualities. However, can it stand out amongst its peers with some regrettably serious flaws attached?
HoYoverse recently held a beta Stardrift test for Petit Planet, its entry into the cozy life sim genre. RPGamer’s Robert Albright was able to try out the test version and came away suitably impressed.
Over the past decade and a few, I somehow accumulated a long list of games in my Steam library. Some were gifts, some were review...
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth honors the legacy of a classic while building an identity of its own. Despite technical issues, particularly in handheld mode, its story, combat, and world make it one of the best RPGs on Switch 2.
Although much of the creative personnel is different, ZA/UM persists and has released new title Zero Parades: For Dead Spies. The narrative espionage RPG comes with some strong world-building and mysteries to uncover.
It’s another year, another June, and the world needs more Pride than ever before. This month, we’re waving the flag for RPGaymer and celebrating examples of queer representation in video games.
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