Lost Eidolons Console Release Set for August
Tactical RPG Lost Eidolons has a console release date. The game will hit PS5 and Xbox Series X|S later this month.
Tactical RPG Lost Eidolons has a console release date. The game will hit PS5 and Xbox Series X|S later this month.
Spiral Up Games and Befun Studio’s Affogato is releasing in a couple of weeks. The game mixes reverse tower-defence, card battling, and coffee shop management in a city of eternal night.
Baldur’s Gate III is the clear leader of this week’s new releases. Meanwhile, Adore fully launches on PC and console, Oceanhorn 2 comes to new platforms, and KEMCO gets a celebratory 50 RPG Xbox bundle.
Event Horizon released a new trailer for Dark Envoy. The video reveals that sibling protagonists Malakai and Kaela will have four classes and twelve specializations available to them.
Ubisoft announced that Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope’s third and final planned DLC will launch at the end of this month. The DLC seems Rayman joining the cast as the Phantom looks to boost his network’s ratings.
Fantasy life-sim MMO Palia has begun its closed beta on PC. RPGamer was able to check out the game for a few hours ahead of time.
NIS America released a new Disgaea Academy video showcasing another feature of Disgaea 7. The latest video highlights its auto-battle and revamped Demonic Intelligence systems.
Focus Entertainment and Deck13’s Atlas Fallen received a new trailer ahead of its release next week. The Lord of the Sands trailer starts dramatically, before somewhat changing tack.
It’s been a long road for Ryza and her friends, but all good times must come to their eventual end. This capstone to a trilogy is as good a spot to finish up as anyone could hope for.
After spending enough time in the oven, Volcano Bean’s BattleCakes is set to release later this year. Players will enter its confectionery-themed world of Pasteleria on Steam this October.
A director’s letter for Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty details its upcoming content. The game will be getting two more pieces of DLC later this year, plus some free updates and collaborations.
Sidequests can serve many different functions in RPGs. In this editorial, we look at how Final Fantasy XVI and Xenoblade Chronicles 3’s offerings keep the worldbuilding going while the main plot charges on ahead.
We have come to the end of everyone’s favorite monthly gameathon, #JRPGJuly. Let’s see how folks finished out the month and if they were successful in completing their game of choice.
Koei Tecmo released a new trailer, plus more images and details, for Fate/Samurai Remnant. The update introduces more characters, plus the concept of Rogue Servants.
Grinding Gear Games held its ExileCon event this weekend in Auckland. The developer provide more details on Path of Exile 2 and its release, as well as revealing Path of Exile’s latest expansion.
Developer Weather Factory revealed that Book of Hours is releasing on Steam and GOG.com in a few weeks. The game sees players rebuilding a fortress of knowledge in a 1930s world with hidden gods and occult secrets.
Plenty of video content from RPGamer has released for the summer. So pull up a chair and a cold beverage and watch reviews of Trinity Trigger, Redemption Reapers, Miasma Chronicles, Darkest Dungeon II, Final Fantasy XVI, and Tails of Iron, as well as a preview build of WrestleQuest.
Final Fantasy XIV’s Las Vegas Fan Fest gave fans many things get excited over with RPGamer offering plenty of coverage from the event. This week also features a new review for Arcadian Atlas, another #JPRGJuly update, and more.
Forever Entertainment released a new trailer for Front Mission 2: Remake. The game does not yet have a new release date after being delayed from June.
RPGamer’s Sarah McGarr gave her report after the first day of the Final Fantasy Fan Fest wrapped up. She saw a lot, experienced a lot, and participated a lot, while Soken played a Otamatone.
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