Deep Sky Derelicts Finds New Update, Release Date
Deep Sky Derelicts now has a date for when the full game will arrive. In the meantime, early adopters will have a bunch of new content to play along with.
Deep Sky Derelicts now has a date for when the full game will arrive. In the meantime, early adopters will have a bunch of new content to play along with.
The Xbox 360 version of the Capcom title Dragon’s Dogma will be losing its online functionality at the end of the month. RPGamers looking to utilize the online features of that particular game will need to do so fast.
After five years in development, SeithCG’s Ghost of a Tale is finally approaching release. Players can dive into its medieval world populated by anthropomorphic animals on PC in just a couple of weeks.
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine, the adventure inspired by American folklore, is out now. Both the game and its soundtrack are available to download, arriving with the regular launch discount and trailer.
Chrono Trigger’s surprise PC release is joined by some others that had a bit more forewarning. American folklore adventure Where the Water Tastes Like Wine and Pit People make their debuts, with a few other games receiving new ports.
After a year in Early Access, For the King is nearly ready to launch. In addition, the game will also be heading to consoles in 2019.
The Kickstarter campaign for Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics is nearing its conclusion. However, there is a fresh announcement as console gamers will join their PC brethren in taking on both the Nazis and creatures of the Cthulhu Mythos.
Tani enters the fray with a combination of spear and bow abilities. A new video shows just how much she can dish out in Ni no Kuni II.
Japanese developer althi’s simulation series is twenty years old, though English players may be most familiar with its most recent mobile release. That game is heading to Switch this month.
A tale of two RPG demos makes the rounds this week. Though The Alliance Alive’s demo release appears to have gone off without a hitch, the same cannot be said about Yakuza 6’s.
BattleTech has its launch month and a new video regarding the game’s combat. This isn’t an April Fool’s Day joke, either.
How many RPGs let players continue playing after their characters have died? As far as developer AurumDust is concerned, not nearly enough.
An unexpected release has arrived this week. PC RPGamers can now check out one of the most beloved RPGs in history as Chrono Trigger hits Steam.
Some more details have emerged for Metal Max Xeno ahead of its upcoming release in Japan. New character Ittica is introduced, as well as a new tank based on one being developed in the real world.
Ready to dance? Atlus has a handful of character trailers for the two upcoming Persona spinoffs. PlayStation 4 versions will also be receiving an additional mode as well.
The third Japanese character trailer introduces the key supporting members of the Federation’s forces. There is also now a demo available in Japan, ahead of the game’s full launch there next month.
Some may argue that it was already easy to overdose on The Caligula Effect, but FuRyu is making sure its ideas get plenty more attention. The publisher recently provided the first full trailer for its enhanced remake.
Shortly after announcing a localisation for Shining Resonance Refrain, Sega was able to show its current English version off in the livestream. In an added bonus, the video also includes plenty of Yakuza Kiwami.
The very first Atelier game is getting a new release, giving Japanese smartphone owners the chance to see how the series began. Whether this finally gives the game an opportunity for localisation remains to be seen.
Compile Heart has another video showing the early portions of Death end re;Quest. This video introduces some of the real-world interactions that players will need to do to help free Shina Ninomiya from World’s Odyssey.
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