Fate Seeker II Review
Does anyone miss the confused translation era of the 90s? Not this gamer, and reliving it in 2024 through isometric detective action RPG Fate Seeker II has been a rough journey.
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Echo Generation Review
’90s kids take note: Echo Generation answers the question of what would happen if The X-Files invaded small-town America. With impressive presentation values to boot, it’s an entertaining blast from the past worth checking out.
Sand Land Review
Welcome to Sand Land, a world where water is difficult to come by and Mad Max weirdos are out to cause havoc. Did Sam Wachter survive her visit to Sand Land? Or was she crushed by a Jump Bot?
Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin Review
Monster Hunter Stories 2 has been released on PlayStation 4. Sam Wachter reports back on her adventures on Hokolo Island!
The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak Review
The Legends of Heroes series starts its extended stay in the Republic of Calvard with Trails through Daybreak. The combination of a new cast, new settings, and revamped combat works wonders at moving the series forward while offering a new jumping-on point.
Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord Review
Back in 1981, one of the biggest hits was Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord. Now in 2024, Digital Eclipse has provided a faithful remake of the classic title, but does it hold up?
Dread Delusion Review
The skies are red, the land is floating above a ruined world, and very little is what it seems. All in a day’s work in Dread Delusion, an RPG that begs to be seen.
Monster Hunter Stories Remaster Review
The cuteness of Monster Hunter Stories returns remastered for PS4, Switch, and PC. This turn-based RPG offers joyful hours in an adventure full of love, friendship, and colorful Monsties you can even ride.
Capes Review
Spitfire Interactive marks its debut with superhero tactical RPG Capes. While it aims to be in the big hero leagues, the game fits more in sidekick territory.
SaGa Emerald Beyond Review
SaGa Emerald Beyond is the latest entry in Sqare Enix’s long running off-beat RPG series. Does this latest entry make it more accessible, or is it yet another obtuse oddity?
Another Crab’s Treasure Review
A crab’s shell is his castle, but poor Kril’s has been rudely snatched away from him. Now he must dodge, parry, and fight his way through an ocean of trouble in this unique Soulslike.
Astor: Blade of the Monolith Review
C2Games and tinyBuild’s Astor: Blade of the Monolith offers a relavatively short action RPG looking to provide some spectacle with its combat. Unfortunately, it comes in need of a bit of sharpening.
Dream Tactics Review
Dream Tactics takes players to the Dream World, where there are plenty of pillows to beat down in strategic battles. Solid combat and fun character interactions make the game an enjoyable experience.
System Shock Remake Review
Nightdive Studios has revived the classic System Shock franchise. But does this remake offer a stellar experience when played without the traditional keyboard-and-mouse control scheme?
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona Review
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona is an overall improvement compared to the original Revelations: Persona released back in 1996. So many years after its release, did this remake of the very first game of the Persona series age well?
Fallout Season One Review
Amazon Prime recently released season one of Fallout for viewers to enjoy. Is Lucy’s journey worth the price of admission? Or does the show give viewers uranium fever? (That’s done and got me doooooooown!)
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes Review
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes pays homage to a beloved RPG series. But does this spiritual successor to Suikoden stick the landing?
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince Review
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince offers a monster collector’s dream with over 500 unique creatures to capture, train, and fuse in a world brimming with seasonal surprises. This charming adventure welcomes both Dragon Quest veterans and newcomers.
Withering Rooms Review
Feeling scared and anxious while playing a horror title is always important. Moonless Formless’ Withering Rooms hits this ambience wonderfully, but can the roguelite gameplay match up in this 2.5D metroidvania?
Unicorn Overlord Review
After its foray into sci-fi, Vanillaware returns to fantasy with Unicorn Overlord. Blending together a wonderful presentation with a sense of pacing that fits all styles, this is a tactical RPG that shines brightly.
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