Square Enix returns to the supernatural with a second Paranormasight adventure. While taking a slightly less darker tones than the first game, Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse remains a thoroughly engaging mystery.
Developer Compile Heart returns with another zany idea, delivery couriers as the focus of a turn-based RPG with Calamity Angels: Special Delivery. Will these quirky characters cause exclamations of joy or a sense of frustration that rushes for a return to sender?
What happens when you put together a plucky princess with a mysterious power and five handsome gentlemen? You get Otomate’s Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights! But is this title a lucky gem or a tragic mess?
Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is the latest remake in the Like a Dragon franchise. Unfortunately, the game is full of missteps that will likely leave fans disappointed and frustrated.
Ever wanted to see the insides of a child’s dream world? Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass has made its way to consoles, and it offers plenty of nightmares to combat. Is braving Jimmy’s subconscious worth the effort?
Nioh 3 comes in red hot with welcome additions to the heart-pumping combat the series is known for. However, its open world elements don’t quite bring the same heat, perhaps needing a bit more time in the crucible.
A beloved RPG franchise returns with Dragon Quest VII Reimagined. Does the new streamlined package of updated visuals, straightforward storytelling, and snappy combat live up to its storied roots to deliver a complete and heartfelt package?
Take to the battlefield in Dynasty Warriors Origins on Switch 2. With refined 1 vs 1000 combat and impressive performance, it decisively claims a spot near the top of the system’s library.
During his streams, Ryan Radcliff has taken on a bunch of RPG challenges, but his retro wheel is his most daunting task yet. This review covers his thoughts on the very first game he beat while streaming for the website, that being Ys III: Wanderers from Ys.
On the tippy of her toes, to adventure this witch goes. Under hill and over dale, learning lessons without fail. Hail, well met, and blessed be, what secrets might there be to see?
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade has made its way to new platforms. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is a very welcome addition, not losing anything from the planned trilogy’s hugely impressive opening act.
Hoist the tricolore, red and blue and green, for the creatures at the start and ever more to gain! In this fair City of the Lights, from gardened heights to deepest gloam, in zones of green and red do trainers tread, and fearsome beasts do roam.
In 2021 Eidos-Montréal released Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy. While we don’t have a time machine to go back to when it released, we can assure you that Star-Lord is still a putz and Cosmo is still the bestest best boy in the galaxy.
The latest entry in Nihon Falcom’s Trails series is a triumph for the franchise, only hindered by some elements feeling “for fans only.”
Xenogears’ ambition paved the way for many RPGs decades after its release. Early poor pacing and disc two woes aside, its groundbreaking narrative and outstanding presentation still cement it as one of the all-time RPG greats.
Dive into a landfill inspired magical kingdom with Roach Games’ Kingdoms of the Dump. This turn-based RPG has a lot of ambition, but does its aspirations sink it into garbage, land in the sanitized hall of greats, or settle in the mushy middle?
AdHoc Studio’s superhero tale Dispatch hearkens back to peak Telltale Games narrative adventures. Its great writing, stellar presentation, and highly enjoyable gameplay makes for a standout experience.
Potions: A Curious Tale is a puzzle-adventure game from indie developer Stumbling Cat that is now out on consoles after launching for PC last year. It offers a soothing but shallow experience mostly held up by its cozy vibes.
A sheltered society of clones is shaken to its core when one of them begins unearthing the truth of its formation and origins. 1000xRESIST has a lot to say with its infectiously creative and daring sci-fi story that is packed with meaning and intrigue.
Developer Armonica draws inspiration from classic Japanese adventure titles for Detective Instinct: Farewell, My Beloved. Good presentation and an enjoyably told mystery make for a solid five-hour experience.
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