This week’s RPGamer content features reviews for Dreamscaper and Wildermyth, as well as an interview and release date for WitchSpring3 Re:Fine. The news includes new Blue Reflection: Second Light info, a presentation from Korean publisher Nexon, and launch dates for The Vale: Shadow of the Crown, Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi, and more.
Kelley’s cat tosses a coin to The Witcher. Chris finds out there’s just too many pigs. And Josh goes to Reddit, but all he finds is a meme.
Aksys Games held its All Aksys digital event this week. In addition to announcing many otome visual novels and other titles, the publisher revealed a western release date for Experience Inc.’s Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi.
Monster Harvest’s release has received another brief delay. The game will now launch on PC and consoles at the end of this month.
The Vale: Shadow of the Crown is an audio-only action RPG fully accessible to blind players. Players will need to keep their ears open when the game launches in just a couple of weeks.
Square Enix and Eidos-Montréal released a new trailer for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy. The video introduces monster collector Lady Hellbender.
After a year in Early Access, Monster Crown has a full release date. The monster taming RPG will launch on PC and consoles in a couple of months.
Humble Games and Pocket Trap’s Dodgeball Academia is out now. Players can enroll and develop their dodgeball abilities on PC and consoles.
A tale as old as time, a turn-based tactical RPG with more hits than misses. Wildermyth’s great combat ideas do outweigh some story pacing issues and is worth a look.
Achilles: Legends Untold will allow players to take control of the famous Greek warrior. Hopefully his heels will be heavily guarded when the game releases on PC via Steam early in 2022.
Koei Tecmo provided more combat and character-focused images and details for Blue Reflection: Second Light. Gust’s magical girl RPG launches later this year.
My Time at Portia is now available on mobile. Players can begin crafting items to help the town and build up their workshop on iOS and Android.
It’s not the rush of last week, but there are still plenty of new releases. Dreamscaper, Dodgeball Academia, and Jupiter Hell make their full debuts, while Bless Unleashed, Dragon Star Varnir, Dungeon Defenders: Awakened, The Falconeer, and Yonder hit new platforms.
Korean publisher Nexon held a showcase presentation for its upcoming projects. Included in the presentation were a number of RPGs.
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened is now out on Nintendo Switch. In addition, the free Lycan’s Keep update is available on PC and Xbox One.
Following its closed beta, New World will see another small delay. Don’t worry, this delay is a shorter one.
The full release of action roguelite Dreamscaper is finally here. Afterburner Studios has cultivated a strong gameplay loop that grabs players with its melancholic but immersive atmosphere.
The WitchSpring series’ console debut is arriving in the west very soon. WitchSpring3 Re:Fine: The Story of Eirudy launches on Switch in just over a week.
Physical editions of Where the Water Tastes Like Wine are available to order now from Limited Run Games. There are limited quantities available on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss Pokémon Unite a bit even though it isn’t an RPG. We also discuss another non-RPG, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles.
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