Dead Island: Riptide Review
Dead Island: Riptide continues the adventures of the four heroes from the original game. Inquire within to find out if the game is as bad as the horrors they will surely face.
Category: Reviews
Class of Heroes 2 Review
Following in the tracks of another, more widely known first-person dungeon crawler series on handhelds, the second iteration of Class of Heroes is more about sticking to the established formula than making improvements. Does the formula still work, or like an alchemy recipe is it a waste of time and money?
Penny Arcade’s On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4 Review
The final game in the long-titled Penny Arcade series is now available on Steam and heading to XBLA soon. Will RPGamers find it a good way to spend their time while awaiting the next E3 news flash?
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing Review
Van Helsing and Lady Katarina have been out to paint the town red. Although the hardware stores were closed, a substitute source of the colour was in plentiful supply.
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen Review
The Arisen and his pawns have been off on an excursion to Bitterblack Isle. Take a look inside to see their report of a rather eventful trip and the interesting local fauna.
Far Cry 3 Review
Did I ever tell you know the definition of insanity? It starts with RPGamer reviewing a shooter, then the reviewer declares his spirit animal to be The Explosion Bear and then the climax gets delayed by goofing around in a wingsuit.
Defender’s Quest: Valley of the Forgotten Review
Once upon a time, some very silly people got trapped in a pit and there were serious consequences. They stood stern as towers, defending their roles. This is their story.
Dragon Fantasy PS3 Review
Dragon Fantasy Book I’s PSN release sees it jump to the next generation of graphical power, albeit one that began a while back. Check inside for more details as our reviewer reports back on this updated throwback to the early Dragon Quest games.
The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion Retroview
RPGamers who are holding out hope for the sequels to Trails in the Sky to head west may be tempted to try out some earlier games in the series. Those who are may want to read on to get some advance warning of what awaits.
Harvest Moon: Boy and Girl Retroview
Chop, chop, dig, dig, RRRRRRRRRR, GAAAAAAAAAH, are the sounds coming from this editor’s PSP. Why might you ask? Well, clearly it’s time for more Harvest Moon.
Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan Review
Bloodthirsty bears bashing in logs, freaky feathered floaters roaming the air, terrible turtles twisting on the ice, and killer kangaroos kvetching about intrusions into their space. Etrian Odyssey FOEs sure are a grumpy bunch. Go away, you dumb sheep, I’m trying to collect vegetables!
Elminage Original Review
Elminage is Original is the latest in a long line of Wizardry clones to come from Japanese developers. Read on to find out if traversing this game’s dungeons is a path towards excellence.
Dragon Knights Glorious Retroview
Knights are cool. Dragons are cooler. Putting the two together is often a recipe for awesomeness. With such a winning combination, will the results be any less than glorious? It all depends on what you think about reading, I suppose.
Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk Review
Sometimes taking a magnificent journey may lead us to the promised land. “A promise is a promise,” and Ayesha shows RPGamers the true value of keeping them.
Dragon’s Dogma Review
Hark, what flame against starlit backdrop breaks? It is the dragon’s, and it burns for thee, for me, and for all other creatures under heaven’s firmament. For in sooth, is there aught in Gransys that does not fear fire?
Generation of Chaos: Pandora’s Reflection Review
No One Suspects the Butterfly Generation of Chaos: Pandora’s Reflection, the sixth game in the Generation of Chaos series, makes a number of changes from...
Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime Retroview
Platypunks aren’t very menacing villains, but fighting the Plob is more about having a good slime than anything else. It delivers an oozy and springy experience. Yoo und yoo dawta ah dwoomed!
Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Review
North American RPGamers have been waiting for almost 3 years to get their hands on some form of Ni no Kuni, Level-5 and Studio Ghibli’s joint project. Now that it’s available, how does it hold up to the hype?
Drakengard Retroview
There once was a man named Caim, who took to riding a dragon through the skies, slaughtering thousands of imperial peons in his path. He never gets tired of killing the teeming masses, but those who experience his game might. Watch the blood spurt.
Drakengard 2 Retroview
One might be forgiven for thinking that a man forced to kill hundreds in his path while constantly expressing a lack of confidence in this procedure just might exhibit mental degradation. If such a trait is in Nowe’s character, it never surfaces. Oh, NOW you’re back, Eris?
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