The Dragon Quest Series: Where to Start?
Our new Where to Start series is seeing a second entry with one of the forefathers of the genre. Whether you’re a newcomer, returning fan, or veteran, there are Dragon Quest titles for you!
Category: Special Features
Backloggin’ the Year 2020 Edition – July to September
Sam Wachter is back with another backloggin’ update. Did she complete more RPGs in the summer or did she fail miserably? You be the judge!
#JRPGJuly – Final Wrap-Up
Welcome to the end of everyone’s favorite monthly gameathon, #JRPGJuly. Let’s see how folks finished out the month and if they were successful in completing their game of choice.
The Atelier Series: Where to Start?
The Atelier series is now a sprawling empire of over thirty titles. Whether you’re totally new to the series or returning from the PS2 era, we answer the ever-important question of a well-established series: where to start!
#JRPGJuly 2020 – Week 4 Round-up
It’s Week 4 of #JRPGJuly! Let’s see how the staff progressed in their chosen games this week, shall we?
#JRPGJuly 2020 – Week 3 Round-up
The summer is heating up and so is JRPGJuly! Let’s see how week 3 worked out for the RPGamer crew.
#JRPGJuly 2020 – Week 2 Round-up
The second week of #JRPGJuly is in the books. Let’s see how things are progressing for the RPGamer staff with their chosen games.
#JRPGJuly 2020 – Week 1 Round-up
The first week of #JRPGJuly is in the books. Let’s see how things are starting out for the RPGamer staff with their chosen games.
Backloggin’ the Year 2020 Edition – April to June
Welcome to Backloggin’ the Year, a feature that discusses the challenges and excitement that comes with working through your backlog. In this quarterly feature, Sam Wachter goes on a journey to pare down her gaming backlog.
#JRPGJuly 2020 Introduction
Happy #JRPGJuly everyone! The RPGamer crew is back for another round of Chic Pixel’s annual celebration, and we are here to share what staff are going to be playing this month!
RPGamer’s Picks: Itch.io Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality
Itch.io’s newest bundle challenges racial injustice, inequality, and police brutality against Black people. With so many games included, it will take some time to explore. It’s a good thing we’re here to help.
RPG Elements: The CRPG Book
The home computer has had an interesting roller-coaster ride alongside consoles through the rise of today’s gaming industry. The CRPG Book is an indispensable resource for everyone from hobbyists to historians, covering over 400 games.
Whatcha Playing: March/April 2020
Whatcha Playing is back to round up the games the staff played in March and April. Dragon Quest III, Trails games, Trials of Mana, and Persona 5 Royal were among the many vying for staff gaming time as we stayed indoors during the lockdown.
RPGamer’s RPGs of the Decade: Top 10
We reach the end of our RPGs of the Decade spectacular with the top ten from our staff-wide voting. We hope that everyone enjoyed reading both the full results and our staff members’ personal lists, and hope to hear from you about your favourite titles from the previous ten years.
Mark McLaughlin’s RPGs of the Decade
Our personal RPGs of the Decade lists are now wrapped up. The final entry comes from Mark McLaughlin, with just the staff-wide top ten left to reveal.
Elmon Dean Todd’s RPGs of the Decade
Our RPGs of the Decade feature edges closer to completion. In our penultimate personal list, Elmon Dean Todd shares his selections.
Sam Wachter’s RPGs of the Decade
We begin the final day of our RPGs of the Decade feature. Sam Wachter kicks proceedings off with her personal list of favourites.
Phil Willis’ RPGs of the Decade
We wrap up today with one more personal RPGs of the Decade list. Phil Willis comes in with his top games from the 2010s.
Robert Sinclair’s RPGs of the Decade
The penultimate entry on the penultimate day of our RPGs of the Decade feature. Robert Sinclair gives us a quick look at his top five titles.
Erik van Asselt’s RPGs of the Decade
Another RPGamer staff member gets the opportunity to share their RPGs of the Decade. Erik van Asselt is the latest to give his selections.
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