Dodgeball Academia Review
There’s a new entry in the rare dedicated sports RPG sub-genre. Pocket Trap’s Dodgeball Academia offers a flashy Saturday morning cartoon take on the sport.
There’s a new entry in the rare dedicated sports RPG sub-genre. Pocket Trap’s Dodgeball Academia offers a flashy Saturday morning cartoon take on the sport.
Bungie’s special showcase announced a bevy of new content for Destiny 2. It included reveals of the newest expansion, content celebrating the company’s 30th anniversary, and details about the new season.
Idea Factory International provided another update for Mary Skelter Finale. In addition to adding some more details to the game’s website, the publisher provided new combat-focused screenshots.
PC RPGamers can now get a taste of Scarlet Nexus. The game’s demo, previously released on consoles, is now available on Steam.
SpellForce III will be getting a console release exactly four years after its PC debut. Console players will be able to choose whether they want the just base game or to get its expansions as well.
The fourth Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster has a release date. Players will be able to join up with Cecil and company in the second week of September.
Team17 announced that it is publishing Drop Bear Bytes’ Broken Roads. The post-apocalyptic RPG set in Western Australia will launch for PC and consoles next year.
Physical editions of Star Renegades will be available to order this Friday. Strictly Limited Games will have a limited number of copies for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
1C Entertainment and Prime Matter’s King’s Bounty II is out now. The game is available on PC and consoles with a couple of new trailers also released.
A new trailer for Encased highlights some possible alternative gameplay styles. Players will be able to put them into practice when the dystopian sci-fi RPG fully launches in a couple of weeks.
The version 2.1 update for Genshin Impact launches next week. It adds the conclusion to the game’s Inazuma storyline, as well as three more playable characters and fishing.
Cris Tales has players hopping between eras on a quest to stop the Time Empress. A dazzling graphical style is overshadowed by too many gameplay mechanics.
Who doesn’t love a good witch’s tale? Kiwi Walks and IKINAGAMES’ WitchSpring series has debuted on the Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, it needs to conjure a spell to make it a better game.
This week’s RPGamer content features a review for audio-only RPG The Vale: Shadow of the Crown and an Adventure Corner coverage The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles. We also have impressions for Death Trash and Live by the Sword: Tactics, a new editorial, and all of the latest RPG news.
RPGamer’s ad hoc Kickstarter Check-In feature returns for a look at an ongoing crowdfunding campaign. This edition features Incube8 Games’ attempt to complete cancelled Game Boy Color title Infinity.
The RPG Cast crew discovers where the monkey’s paw has taken them this week. Chris is trapped in a room playing with kitties. Kelley has to survive a Pokémon/Shining Force Crossover. Anna Marie is stuck in a time loop and isn’t sure where the spoon is. Josh almost succeeded in not shooting any children out of cannons, but then he took an arrow to the knee. Meanwhile, Shining Force smiles evilly.
Labrador Games’ Live By The Sword: Tactics promises political intrigue and tactical delights against a backdrop of fantasy world warfare. RPGamer was able to try out its Steam Early Access version to see how delivery of that is coming along.
Have you ever felt disappointed when you defeat the final boss and then the true final boss appears? A winning strategy for both developers and players means there must be a clear path to such a plot-twist.
Mary Skelter Finale will be getting some free visual novel DLC when it launces next month. True End offers some canonical romance, while spin-off Blood High puts its characters in a high school.
New footage has emerged for Chinese action RPG Black Myth: Wukong. Developer Game Science showcased twelve minutes of gameplay in a snowy landscape.
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