Yakuza: Like a Dragon Review
A new protagonist appears! Move over Kazuma Kiryu because Kasuga Ichiban has stolen the spotlight! Yakuza: Like a Dragon has a new kid in town, but is he ready to take on the reins of becoming the next dragon?
Category: Reviews
Demon’s Souls Remake Review
Eleven years have passed since Demon’s Souls graced PS3s for the first time. Today it headlines Sony’s PS5 with a visual overhaul to match.
CrossCode Switch Review
Radical Fish Games has brought its action RPG CrossCode to the Nintendo Switch. How well does this indie RPG stack up against the competition?
Batbarian: Testament of the Primordials Review
Bats and barbarians both know where it’s at, where the monsters growl and treasures glow. To the dungeon! To the caves! To adventure! May the strong survive, and the weak perish. Such is the way of the Batbarian.
Cthulhu Saves Christmas Switch Review
Christmas might be a month away, but that didn’t stop Zeboyd Games from dropping Cthulhu Saves Christmas for Nintendo Switch. The game is a holly jolly time, but will its few shortcomings be the coal in RPGamer’s presents?
Ghost of a Tale Review
Ghost of a Tale is an ambitious outing that explores an imaginative new world while eschewing combat. Is the tale of a tiny mouse among an army of rats worth checking out?
Seven Knights: Time Wanderer Review
Netmarble brings a spin-off of its popular mobile RPG Seven Knights to the Nintendo Switch. Is this adventure through time and space worth it?
Torchlight III Review
Torchlight III is a game of simple pleasures and going for one more dungeon can be very addicting. With an easy-going tone and accessible to all, the game is best enjoyed in short bursts.
Battle Hunters Review
Battle Hunters offers a set of 28 warriors with very diverse backgrounds and abilities to personalize the fighting experience. Colorful characters, powerful bosses, and a fun battle system form part of an entertaining journey.
Warsaw PS4 Review
Pixelated Milk’s Warsaw tries to make the jump to PS4 a year after its release on PC. Unfortunately, the presence of frustrating bugs prevents it from sticking the landing.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV Video Review
The fourth entry in the Cold Steel series has a lot to account for. Thankfully it pulls together almost all the dangling threads into one amazing tapestry.
Noita Review
Nolla Games’ Noita reaches a high point when players are able to freely lay waste to the game’s playground during their adventures. Unfortunately the game seems somewhat stingy in giving the tools to overcome the highly challenging hurdles that are encountered along the way.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV Review
The fourth entry in the Cold Steel series has a lot to account for. Thankfully it pulls together almost all the dangling threads into one amazing tapestry.
Undead Darlings ~no cure for love~ Review
A squad of undead anime girls band together to find a cure to a deadly virus. Is Undead Darlings: ~no cure for love~ worth the risk of infection?
Hades Review
Feeling trapped? Lord of the Underworld got you down? There’s a cure for what ails you and it’s one of the best games of the year.
Fantasy of Expedition Review
Fantasy of Expedition combines roguelike, RPG, real-time strategy, and idle game mechanics into a new adventure. RPGamer sat down to see just how well this combination works.
Ys Origin Video Review
The Nintendo Switch is only the latest of numerous consoles that Ys Origin has graced. Despite the game’s age, it’s worth a visit to ancient Ys history.
The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos Review
In contrast with games with solemn tones, The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk includes a comedic style and unpredictable characters who question the roots of fantastic stories. Puzzles, strategic battles, quests, and great voice acting are part of this constant and enjoyable satire.
Necromunda: Underhive Wars Review
Developer Rogue Factor’s next tactical-RPG hopes fun gameplay can carry it through its many stability issues. Too bad it does not.
Vaporum: Lockdown Review
Fatbot Games returns to the Arx Vaporum with a prequel that is able to scratch that first-person dungeon-crawler itch. Only one character can be controlled here, but the tools at her disposal more than make up for the absence of party members.
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