There’s not many games that are so ideally fit to win one of RPGCast’s oddball yearly awards, but one such title is out this week. Though at least the ghosts in 2015’s likely Best Scooby-Doo Plot are the real thing.
Who doesn’t want to play a game where you get to run a bar and slay some monsters? Kick your feet back, grab a brew and review our review of Adventure Bar Story.
The Legend of Legacy comes from FuRyu’s development studios, and it has most everything that has come to characterize the SaGa games, both for good and for bad.
Could that song be classic punk rock? No, it’s ‘The Elephant Song’. It reminds of elephants. It also reminds me of entertaining, mayhem-filled romps through the jungles of Kyrat.
In this crazy, mixed-up world, there is a certain amount of comfort that comes from aiming a gun at a stupid alien bandit and watching its head explode after pressing the trigger. This game delivers plentiful quantities of that sensation.
Salt the wound!
The deck is already stacked against any game with a lead named Mouse. It’s telling that the hero’s name is among the less objectionable things in this title. These characters are KANON.
The mission is to investigate every strata of a dungeon and kill its inhabitants for the crime of aggressively being in your way. Everything else in this game is just a detail. The walls are spiky sometimes.
Criminal Girls: Invite Only was interesting enough to earn a passable early impression, but there were some nagging doubts that it could keep things going the whole way through. Was it easy for our reviewer to push through to the end or was some extra motivation needed?
Ayesha has finally made her way to the small screen. But has Tecmo Koei done enough to make the Atelier series feel right at home on the PlayStation Vita? Check out our review.
In case you missed any of the prior releases of Dragon Quest II, you can now play it on iOS and Android. As a 2D game, Luminaries of the Legendary Line makes the transition to touch screen devices much better than other, newer titles.
Many criticisms can justly be leveled at Dragon Ball Z, but few would say that too little fighting with cards is one of them. This game seems to have been made to correct that nonexistent problem, and the results aren’t pretty. Super Saiyans have to fight Saibamen just like everyone else.
With trouble “brewing” at the local coffee shop, the Vice President of Earth is ready to roll up his sleeves and save the planet, and he’s doing it all for you: the voter.
Winter Wolves returns to the world of Aravorn with Seasons Of The Wolf, a spin-off to Loren The Amazon Princess. With the game now available from the developer’s official site, and set to release on Steam in the next month, RPGamer checks it out to see if it is a worthy follow-up.
What sort of Life will you lead in the world of Reveria? Will you be a Paladin, an Angler, a Mercenary-Cook, or something else? There’s plenty of stuff to do, and perhaps this review will help you decide if you want to do any of it.
Tears to Tiara II’s lengthy story sequences failed to impress RPGamer’s tactical aficionado. However, does it fare any better in the eyes of one of the site’s visual novel fans?
You know what’s mathematical? A tubular Zelda clone. The Adventure Time crew take on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, but is it entirely copacetic? Grab your trail mix and read on in our official review.
The Dragon Quest series outside Japan was all but extinct, when a new entry for the PlayStation finally revived the brand. This was not the series’ finest hour though, and only those with a great deal of time to sacrifice should ever investigate it. Oh no, not another brown cave! I’m terrified!
Sometimes a game just makes you wonder ‘why’. Why replicate a console shooter on a tablet? Why is it a sequel to a tie-in novel? Why port it to PC? Why spend money on this?
The hype around Destiny was always going to be toughest enemy to master. We take a look at how the game lives up to hype, but it might still be too hard to tell, right chief?
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth plays like a more plot-intensive Etrian Odyssey, even moreso than The Millennium Girl, and delivers exactly what fans of that series have come to expect. While not the best title in the 3DS RPG library, it’s nevertheless quite good.
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