How Modern Pixel-Art RPGs Shine
Gaming nostalgia isn’t a new thing. That said, modernized pixel-art titles aren’t just a blast from the past since many add once-futuristic visuals to the mix, creating a truly unforgettable look and feel.
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Backloggin’ the Year – Pascal’s Pile, October to December 2021
2021 has ended, and so has Pascal’s backlog challenge. Did he meet his goal? How many games were left unplayed once again?
Backloggin’ the Year – Scar’s Streaming Escapades, September-December 2021
Ryan Radcliff and his retro Backloggin’ report concludes 2021 with a RPG completion bang! The Random Retro RPG Wheel looks to continue to spin well in 2022…and beyond!
Rainbow Billy: Curse of the Leviathan Interview
Rainbow Billy: Curse of the Leviathan is an adventure RPG that sees players attempting to bring color back to the World of Imagination. RPGamer was able to interview developer ManaVoid Entertainment’s CEO Chris Chancey about the creation of the game and the ideas behind it.
RPGamer’s Most Anticipated Games: 2022 Edition
Another year has come and gone, and it won’t be long until the RPG release flood begins anew. The RPGamer staff has picked out some of the titles they are most excited for in 2022 and beyond.
Backloggin’ the Year – Sam’s Sojourn, Year End Wrap-Up
In this final Backloggin’ of the Year column, Sam wraps up her year in gaming. Did she stick to most of her goals? Or did she throw them out the window?
Backloggin’ the Year – Paws’ Pilgrimage, November & December 2021
Anna Marie is back with her final Backloggin’ report for the year. Also, she has continued respect for all the news staff who have to write daily blurbs.
The Legend of Heroes Series: Where to Start?
RPGamer’s Where to Start? feature returns to provide a guide for those looking to get into certain RPG series. This time out we provide some insights on Nihon Falcom’s The Legend of Heroes, in particular the Trails/Kiseki titles.
Why Role-Playing Games Should Win The Game Awards
A role-playing game can absolutely win Game of the Year at The Game Awards. Doing so ensures outstanding prestige, which promotes the overall value of this rich and rewarding genre.
Do Impressive Graphics Make More Immersive Gameplay?
How did players enjoy RPGs long ago with 2D sprites and few colors? The magic spell that bedazzles RPGamers might be more than meets the eye.
RPGamer’s Favorite Indie Games
Indie RPGs have come a long way, and continue to flourish in unique and exciting ways. In this feature, the RPGamer staff members share some of their favorite gems from the past to the present.
RPG Elements: A Guide to Japanese Role-Playing Games
Bitmap Books has released a their largest book to date. This dedicated tome is tailor-made for those who love the JRPG, and provides an exhaustive overview of the genre, from the essential to the obscure.
Backloggin’ the Year – Paul’s Playthrough, September & October 2021
Paul Shkreli returns with another Backlog update. This time, he discusses a sci-fi RPG from 1998 and gets his hands on another fat PlayStation 3.
Backloggin’ the Year – Paws’ Pilgrimage, October 2021
Anna Marie is back with her tenth Backloggin’ report. Wait, still no backlog busting was to be had? Shame, shame, shame!
No Shame in Quitting a Game
When level grinding in an RPG grinds players to the ground, they shouldn’t beat themselves up for feeling beat down. Players should know it’s okay to not finish a game and that the five-hour rule can help start one that may otherwise seem risky.
Backloggin’ the Year – Pascal’s Pile, July to September 2021
Quarter 3 proves to be the worst one yet for Pascal’s backlog adventure this year. Balancing work and home life can be tough, but YouTube content creators have turned into the biggest threats to his gaming time.
Editorial à la Carte: Sushi Striker
Life is like a package of supermarket sushi. You might know what you’d like to get, but there will always be that one item in the corner of the box that you just don’t like. Will it be eel? Fish eggs? Eggplant? When the right ingredients come together, most anything is possible, even if we don’t have to like the results.
Get in the Car, Loser! Interview
Hot girl summer may be over, but rowdy road trip fall is hot on its heels. Get in the Car, Loser! rips down the eternal highway with a story of queer friendship and punching the Machine Devil in his stupid face. We talk to Love Conquers All Games’ Christine Love about inspiration, fashion, and the rules of the road.
Backloggin’ the Year – Paws’ Pilgrimage, September 2021
Anna Marie is back with her ninth Backloggin’ report. Wait, no backlog busting was to be had? Shame, shame!
Backloggin’ the Year – Sam’s Sojourn, July to September 2021
The last three months have mostly felt fulfilling. July and August were spent using the weekends to go on a variety of mini-trips across Ontario....
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