This game survives years of waiting, a publisher change, and a new subtitle, but does it survive this second opinion? I’ll let you know as soon as I get back from checking on my progress at Alltrades Abbey.
Dungeons & Dragons Edition 3.5 has had its time in the sun. Does Daggerdale, the first video game to make use of 4th Edition rules, mark the beginning of a new era of roleplaying games? Probably not, but it certainly opens up the possibility.
We at RPGamer have tirelessly scoured the deepest and darkest dungeons, hunting for the rare and elusive “good game.” Sadly, we came up empty handed.
Back in the holiday season the latest Crystal Chronicles game was released to a mostly tepid reaction. As it turns out however, not everyone hated it, and one such person has a review to throw your way.
If you enjoy Dragon Quest, but wish the games weren’t thirty to forty hours long, you’re in luck. Chapters of the Chosen is a bunch of little bite-sized Dragon Quests wrapped into a neat package.
Our reviewer took his sweet time, but it seems to have been worth it. See for yourself how much gushing TitS can take.
Football in Inazuma is a crazy game. Defenders summoning stone walls and forwards setting the ball on fire, but still without any of that “throwing” nonsense.
Kiryu! Kiryu! He’s our man, if he can’t do it, Saejima can! Saejima, Saejima, he’s our dude, if he couldn’t do it, Tanimura could! Tani, Tani, he’s our guy. If he can’t do it, let Akiyama try! Aki, Aki, he’s so hot! If he can’t do it… well… I guess we could count on Majima…? Eww….
What happens when we retroview a remake of a classic NES game? Well, we spend a lot of time roaming around the world and pressing attack.
Through molten heat and bitter cold,
The Dragon Knight’s tale is told.
And if you would please be so kind,
Read this review to read my mind.
Down in Hermuda, the Pale Blue Sea Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle marks the second time that NISA has ported its gridless tactical RPG, originally...
Warning: The playing of Tingle’s Rosy Rupeeland will cause fits of rage, erotic pelvic shaking, and excessive usage of the word “BOOM!” Rated Pegi 12+. Viewer discretion is advised.
There was once a wonderful time, long ago, when a console had so many RPG titles that one couldn’t keep track of them all. So many games both good and bad fell through the cracks. So which one is this?
For balanced tactical combat, tough moral choices, and sieges consisting of eleven octopods and a guy with a whip, Tactics Ogre has you covered.
We at RPGamer love BioWare games. Just look at our end of year award features for quick proof. While the blood and guts and boobs and butts were more prevalent in Origins, we found Dragon Age 2 to be the more shallow, vapid game.
So it came to pass that the Champion of Kirkwall did a whole bunch of totally epic stuff and exploded a bunch of bad guys into pasty red bits. And there was much rejoicing.
Despite threatening him with its scary latin, Dissidia Duodecim doesn’t seem to have hurt our reviewer’s head too much. Disagreements should be settled by raging on the boards.
You say you want some revelations well you know, we all wanna save the world. You tell me that they’re evolution well you know, we all wanna save the world. But when you talk about destruction, don’t you know that you can count me out (in)! Don’t you know it’s gonna be all right.
Rarely are sequels/prequels of anything better than the original. How did this gem of a game get so overlooked? Finally, we at RPGamer have a review, and Baten Kaitos Origins can get the respect it deserves.
Cat girls, southern belles, lady knights, crazy jesters, and sexy nurses. Ar tonelico Qoga provides so many choices in terms of finding your lucky gal. RPGamer purged with the girls, but did we survive?
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