Vampyr Review
It’s 1918 and vampires are in. In London, that is. Is their return a triumphant one? Or will Vampyr be relegated to the history books?
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance Review
With its first commercial release, Czech developer Warhorse Studios has taken an uncompromising stance to emphasize demanding role-playing elements alongside traditional open-world gaming. Prepare to get medieval.
Moonlighter Review
Tired of always playing as a rootless adventurer? Moonlighter offers the chance to stay put in your home town and run the shop you inherited from your grandpa. Don’t worry – there’s still plenty of adventuring to be done, too.
Shining Resonance Refrain Review
After a decade, the Shining series returns to North America. Will its return resonate with players, or is it one to refrain from getting too excited over?
Hand of Fate 2 Review
Hand of Fate 2 is an accurate and bold recreation of a fantasy card game. However, authenticity aside, it jars as a video game due to its insurmountable randomness.
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux Review
Antarctica is not the garden spot of the Earth, but it pays to keep an eye on it. It especially pays to look there if another dimension appears to be swallowing the entire continent, which is how this Strange Journey begins.
The Lost Child Review
Kadokawa Games’ follow-up-slash-spin-off to El Shaddai takes things in a rather different gameplay direction. Though the spirit-summoning dungeon-crawler invites some obvious comparisons, there are enough distinguishing elements to make it worth a look.
Cosmic Star Heroine Vita Review
Space isn’t the only final frontier in this solar system. Navigating the complex channels of bureaucracy and murder investigations are harder for this crew than just getting out of the atmosphere.
Dragon’s Crown Pro Review
Are you ready to traverse through dungeons and make friends with sentient boxes? If so, grab a friend and some ale because you’re in for hours of fun and questionable content.
Full Metal Panic! Fight! Who Dares Wins Import Review
Southeast Asian English releases have become a common occurrence in the last few years. Now it’s the turn of Full Metal Panic! to receive the treatment. Does this new strategy RPG from the developer of the Super Robot Wars games merit importing?
Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time Review
Exploring a magic academy and brawling through some 2.5D dungeons should be a fun time, right? Unfortunately, the magic touch seems to have eluded Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time.
Penny-Punching Princess Review
At first glance, Penny-Punching Princess brings back fond memories of classic action RPGs. Heck, having a magic calculator on your side to bribe enemies with is even clever. But then the gameplay’s doldrums set in.
West of Loathing Review
After bringing stick-figure adventures to Steam last year, Asymmetric Publications takes its Wild West Kingdom of Loathing spin-off to Switch. Fortunately, there’s a lot more to it than simply rummaging through filthy spittoons.
Smoke and Sacrifice Review
Solar Sail Games’ Smoke and Sacrifice sets up a dark, post-apocalyptic steampunk world where a mother fights for the life of the child that was stolen from her. Naturally, the next twenty hours should then be devoted to crafting quests.
Galaxy of Pen & Paper Review
Ever have “Ooh shiny!” syndrome? So do I! With this terrible disease comes forgetting to review a game from 2017 that you’ve had sitting on your computer for awhile. Does that make Galaxy of Pen & Paper a bad game? Let’s find out.
Masters of Anima Review
Masters of Anima brings a ton of creativity to the table. Take the role of Otto, a reluctant would-be Shaper, to save your fiancée Ana, and coincidentally the world, by summoning a never-ending army of guardians in this fresh take on RPG and RTS gameplay.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles Review
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles initially released for PlayStation 4 and PC last year. With the game now hitting the Switch, RPGamer takes a look at Prideful Sloth’s laid-back adventure.
Tales of Aravorn: Cursed Lands Review
Indie developer Winter Wolves has released its latest fantasy visual novel-RPG hybrid. Cursed Lands returns to the setting of Aravorn, though goes back a few years before the events of Loren the Amazon Princess, and RPGamer journeyed back with it.
The Swords of Ditto Review
Life is hard on the island of Ditto, what with infestations of monsters and an evil witch who generally enjoys making the inhabitants suffer. Don’t worry: if you fail to put an end to Mormo’s dastardly reign, it’s the innocent island dwellers who are punished with a century of misery, not you.
The Alliance Alive Review
The Legend of Legacy gave SaGa fans a spiritual successor when it released in 2015, and The Alliance Alive looks to follow it up in 2018. Can this latest evolution find a new lease on life, or is it dead on arrival?
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