Mario & Luigi: Brothership Review
After the untimely demise of AlphaDream, Mario & Luigi is back with a new game developed by a different studio. Does Mario & Luigi: Brothership live up to expectations, or does it fail to make a connection?
Category: Reviews
River City Girls 2 Review
Kyoko and Misako are back and are still as questionable as ever! But is this second outing worth the trip back to River City?
HeistGeist Review
Doublequote Studio’s HeistGeist takes players to a 2040s cyberpunk central Europe. Tight gameplay and a focus on its narrative helps to the deckbuilder stand out from its numerous competitors.
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next Review
The River City crew is back to continue its take on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. While River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next doesn’t really impress on the gameplay front, its off-the-rails story offers some amusement.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review
FromSoftware’s foray into the action-adventure genre offers brutal but highly rewarding thrills. Bolstered by truly incredible presentation, Sekiro excels in delivering a near-perfect combat experience.
Fairy Tail 2 Review
The sequel to Gust’s Fairy Tail aims to raise the bar with the culminating story arc of the series. Does it succeed or fall short of being a definitive adaptation of the source material?
VED Review
After scoring heavy style points with a wonderful hand-drawn art style the question is asked. Does Karaclan’s visual novel and turn-based RPG hybrid VED have enough story and combat kudos to stand highly among other indie titles?
Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Reanimated Review
Zeboyd Games’s Breath of Death VII: The Beginning released over fourteen years ago. Now Shadow Layer Games has revived it with an updated look and great tunes. But was this “reanimation” necessary? News at eleven.
Adventure Corner ~ Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
Capcom released more Ace Attorney titles on modern systems. With the release of the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, series fans can finally play the second game starring prosecutor Miles Edgeworth.
Flowstone Saga Review
Infusing Tetris into a turn-based RPG seems like a solid and unique idea. But does Flowstone Saga stand up to the pressure, or does it collapse under its own weight?
Bloomtown: A Different Story Review
An indie title taking heavy inspiration from the Persona franchise and Stranger Things sounds amazing on paper. Does Bloomtown: A Different story have what it takes to become the newest RPG sensation?
Metaphor: ReFantazio Review
Atlus’s Metaphor: ReFantazio comes as a serious contender for the crown of this year’s game awards. Its presentation, story, and how its mechanics are blended make it a must-play for RPGamers.
Enotria: The Last Song Review
Enotria: mythical land of Italian renaissance, home of beautiful cities and marble palaces filled with challenging foes. You’ll love it, they said. They were right.
Adventure Corner ~ Life Is Strange: Double Exposure
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure sees the return of series protagonist Max Caulfield. But is Max’s return to the franchise a triumphant one?
Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven Review
The SaGa series has seen a variety of remakes and remasters in recent years to bring the niche series to a wider audience. Is Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven another win for the series, or will gamers be seeking their own revenge?
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake Review
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is a visually stunning reimagining of a classic JRPG. The core gameplay remains faithful to the original, while the expanded world, new features, and breathtaking graphics offer a captivating experience for both newcomers and veterans alike.
Metal Slug Tactics Review
There’s always something commendable about trying something new with a beloved franchise. Leikir Studio’s Metal Slug Tactics provides a wonderfully fresh take on tactical RPGs, but does a short roguelike gameplay loop outweigh the positives?
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review
It’s taken a decade for RPGamers to be able to return to Thedas. Dragon Age: The Veilguard is clear in its attempts to emulate the impact of another BioWare title, with somewhat successful results.
Black Myth: Wukong Review
Black Myth: Wukong is visually impressive and has decent gameplay. However, its story relies heavily on the source material and may ostracize those unfamiliar with the novel.
Adventure Corner ~ Master Detective Archives: Rain Code Plus
What happens when you make a pact with a death god? Memory loss and shenanigans, of course! While Master Detective Archives: Rain Code offers an intriguing story, does it have the gameplay to back it up?
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