Dark Souls smashed the player-friendly conventions of the day and brought an old-school style difficulty approach to the masses. Now, the original returns in refined form on the portable-friendly Nintendo Switch.
In the land of Moonfall Ultimate, lots of nasty creatures are making trouble, and someone has to go put them down with necessary roughness. Whether doing so is a good idea can be learned by reading this review.
RPGamer has teamed up again with Scarlet Moon Records to give away four digital copies of William Carlos Reyes’ Guitar Collections FINAL FANTASY IV. There are various ways to enter, with readers having until Sunday to do so.
In this installment of RPGamer’s Adventure Corner, Joshua Carpenter plays the highly regarded 428: Shibuya Scramble. Can he manage the fates of five disparate people to solve a kidnapping?
A mysterious tower appears in Edo period Japan. A secret team is sent to investigate it and its paranormal origins. Why isn’t this game more interesting?
Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption offers some interesting ideas, as it focuses entirely on boss battles and the idea of hindering its hero rather than seeing them grow. It’s certainly one for those who like a challenge, but likely not for anyone else.
Now that the Vita’s life is drawing to a close, the staff wanted to celebrate everything that was great about Sony’s handheld. Join us as we take a look at our favorite Vita RPGs.
RPGamer has teamed up with Scarlet Moon Records to give away a digital copy of Dale North’s soundtrack to Majula Frontier to five lucky readers. There are various ways to enter, with entries accepted until 12pm Eastern on Friday.
Metal Max is an intriguing concept for an RPG, centered around vehicular tank combat in a blasted post-apocalyptic urban setting. Western audiences haven’t seen much of this series in the past, and Xeno’s awkward narrative and obtuse technical systems aren’t going to change that anytime soon.
Disgaea 1 Complete adds little as far as new content goes, but the classic gameplay and story return. Does it hold up after all these years, or is it merely just a fresh paint job slapped onto a vintage title that shows its age?
The World Ends with You hits Nintendo Switch this week, a little over a decade after its original release. The game’s Final Remix offers plenty of reasons for new and returning players to head to Shibuya’s Underground.
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The Greater Good boasts unique graphics that occasionally amaze but too often hamper gameplay. Other than that, a solid first turn-based RPG by sole designer Sam Enright.
Composer Austin Wintory (The Banner Saga trilogy) has teamed up with director Anthony Lund to create A Light in the Void, a concert event combining science, music, and storytelling. Austin was kind enough to answer some questions ahead of the premiere in Denver on Friday, which will be streamed live worldwide.
Nick Kaelar, more widely known by his stage name Varien, is a composer and producer whose work has covered a wide variety of genres and media. He is also a huge JRPG fan and RPGamer had the pleasure of chatting with him about his history with RPGs, how they’ve influenced his music, and his dreams of composing for them.
Over a year after its initial blast-off, Zeboyd Games’ planet-hopping secret agent RPG has landed on Nintendo’s newest handheld. Does the Switch version show signs of intelligent life, or is it a Black Hole imploding in on itself?
Please enjoy this round up of RPGamer’s Tokyo Game Show content. We hope you had fun reading our impressions and partaking in the sights of the show floor.
Stardew Valley combines the best ideas in farming simulation games from the past two decades. The game is even greater than the sum of its parts, making it a multi-platform success accessible to both casual and hardcore RPGamers.
It’s September, and that means it’s back-to-school season! So be sure to pick up all the essentials, like hinge grease, grappling hooks, and lock picks… Oh? What sort of school do you go to then?
Pathfinder: Kingmaker is a new RPG based on the pen and paper game and developed by Owlcat Games. Writer Chris Avellone and creative director Alexander Mishulin answer some interview questions about the game, which is available now on PC.
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