Players on PC, PS4, and Xbox One now have the chance to play the S version of Dragon Quest XI with its additional content. Jervon offers plenty of thoughts on the PS4 version through the perspective of a relative newcomer to the franchise.
Adol has been cribbing from some of the best in the gaming industry for his newest adventure, Monstrum Nox. The red-headed hero is running up walls into one of the best entries in the long-running series.
Kowloon High-School Chronicle is the remastered western debut of a 2004 sci-fi anime dungeon crawler for the Nintendo Switch. Seventeen years after the initial release, does the game hold up?
The Phantom Thieves strike back in an action-packed adventure across Japan. Atlus and Omega Force join forces to provide a sequel to Persona 5 that has a huge amount to endear itself with.
As part of the 30th Anniversary of the SaGa series, Collection of Saga Final Fantasy Legend brings the first three SaGa games onto the Nintendo Switch. Does the first SaGa game, Final Fantasy Legend, still hold up? And do the new features add any value to the gameplay?
Tama hopes to revive her beloved Koko by using the Sword of the Necromancer. She isn’t alone in this endeavour, as she is able to bring back dead enemies and summon them as allies.
Woodsalt is a game with some interesting sci-fi setting and story ideas. Unfortunately, those ideas are unable to stand up on their own without the necessary support.
The Phantom Thieves strike back in an action-packed adventure across Japan. Atlus and Omega Force join forces to provide a sequel to Persona 5 that has a huge amount to endear itself with.
Switch gamers can now join the adventure of Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption. Anna Marie Privitere provides her thoughts on the Switch release, and joins them with Michael Baker’s PC thoughts for a new video review.
Osteoblasts tries its hand at delivering a single-character turn-based RPG. While many of its elements are indeed interesting, the execution of both the battle system and story may leave something to be desired.
An evil oil company has intruded in the forest and upset the locals. Fortunately for them, turns out being a werewolf is a big boon when they decide to fight back.
There’s never a dull moment for apprentice volunteer navy member Tilia. Players can join her in exploring an interconnected archipelago for clues about missing family members as well as lost treasure in this charming retro action-adventure game.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla builds on the open-world RPG structure of previous entries, and creates one of the most engaging experiences in the genre. While not a perfect experience of the base Xbox One console, it still holds up well as a late entry into the recent console era.
Subaru’s mission in a new Re:ZERO story is to find the fake royal candidate. Are the new characters and story enough to make the game a royal gaming candidate, or does the lack of interactivity make it a fake one?
Netmarble brings a console spinoff of its mobile hit Seven Knights to the Nintendo Switch. Check out RPGamer’s newest video review to find out how successful the transition to console is.
Fire Emblem was originally released in Japan on the Famicom in 1990. Now after 30 years, Nintendo finally ports the original to the Switch with a new translation and a few quality-of-life improvements. Do these new additions help an old game stand the test of time?
Who’s dandy and dapper and a man about town? Not Yamada! But when it comes to hanging out in his underwear and coding away the blues, he’s the bravest of them all.
Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is a pixel-art take on the familiar Souls-like formula. Does it breathe life into a pristine new creation, or is it a nightmare patchwork of decaying design ideas?
Arcante revisits the first-person, party-based fantasy RPGs of the ’80s and ’90s. Does it revitalise this niche genre, or does its ambition fall short?
Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force studio returns to Hyrule for a second time, this entry acting as a prequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Though some things have changed, there’s still a very familiar feeling.
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