Oblivion is all about what the player makes of it. It’s a very deep game with lots of options held up by a solid foundation. The game has some failings, but most can be easily avoided or overlooked, leaving a solid experience for gamers wanting to play around in an open world.
Hallowe’en is fast approaching and a witch has a tale to be told. Will you come inside to hear the story, or do we have to TP your house?
With two weeks of previews behind us, we take our final look at Dissidia: Final Fantasy. The game’s official release is just under a week away.
You might wonder where the reviews have been. Well, now you know. And knowing is half the battle (actually a lot more than half in this case)!
You might wonder where the reviews have been. Well, now you know. And knowing is half the battle (actually a lot more than half in this case)!
You might wonder where the reviews have been. Well, now you know. And knowing is half the battle (actually a lot more than half in this case)!
Some things go together well, such as peanut butter and jelly. Others, like hotdogs and chocolate, really do not. Which category does Cross Edge fall in? Read on to find out while I get something to eat.
It was loved in Japan, but will Wizardry + Furry Dwarves = Success in America? Read what RPGamer thought of the latest first person crawler brought over by Atlus and keep your credit card nearby.
It’s been a very long time since I posted anything on here, but unlike my review for Final Fantasy Chronicles, I shouldn’t merit a lynch mob this time. Peace, all!
A review of Dungeons & Dam.
While Killian might be saddled with a streak of bad luck, one can only hope the game itself fares better. RPGamer plunges headlong into the soul-crushing hamster wheel of Crimson Gem Saga.
No, this is not another April Fool’s joke. Mikel makes good on his promise to review Disgaea 3. The true question is: what will RPGamer members post about now?
Here’s a second glance at Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon. Does it outshine the rest of the tactical offerings on the DS or stay hidden in the shadows?
Most of us grew up playing both board games and RPGs. Is this handheld game featuring both elements better than putting together peanut butter and jelly, or is it just a sticky mess?
A DS died and had to be resurrected for this review to be created, which is oddly prophetic. Find out why by reading further.
The world is coming to an end. The question is, will you bring this game with you into the new one, or will you let it waste away with the old?
Gust sings the Melody of Metafalica, and we can only listen — and review Nippon Ichi’s newest RPG/visual novel.
Does this old-school style PC RPG prove old design and complexity still have a place in the modern world, or are some things better left buried in the past?
With less than a week before RPGamers get a chance to get their hands on this heavenly bride, Glenn Wilson decided to share his thoughts on the game. Which woman will you grind with?
It might not be the sequel fans were waiting for, but Blue Dragon Plus has arrived! Does Shu succeed, or should everybody give up on him?
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