Mobile developer miHoYo has released a new trailer showing off the Japanese voice talent for the upcoming open world action RPG Genshin Impact. The game is coming to PC, PS4, iOS, and Android in spring of next year.
Tokyo Game Show ensures that it’s another busy week of RPG news, with plenty of release dates and new information. Meanwhile, the latest RPGamer editorial content features a review of the Ni no Kuni movie, a new Adventure Corner, and a look at the appeal of World of Warcraft Classic.
Both Tales of Arise and Tales of Crestoria got new trailers at this year’s TGS. Tales of Arise’s video focuses on its main characters, while Tales of Crestoria’s shows its combat system.
Giant Games and Tipsworks Studio’s action RPG Pascal’s Wager: Annunciation is set to make its debut on iOS later this year. PC and console releases are also planned for sometime in 2020.
Rice Games has announced Shujinkou, an ambitious title that wants to teach gamers as they play. Players join Shu, Jin, and Kou as they learn the Japanese language.
The deFrag nanovirus has turned Jericho City into a metropolis of crazed freaks ripe for dismemberment in The Surge 2. In all this madness, it’s good to have a guiding light leading you through the twisted streets, even if it is a little girl.
Atelier’s Dusk trilogy is joining its predecessor in getting a bundle release on new platforms. Atelier Ayesha, Atelier Escha & Logy, and Atelier Shallie will all be coming to PC, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch.
The very first Dragon Quest Monsters titles is coming to Nintendo Switch in Japan. Terry’s Wonderland will come with both monochrome Game Boy and vibrant Game Boy Color graphics modes.
Shenmue III is nearing its launch date after many years of wait. Publisher Deep Silver hopes to set the proper mood by showing “The Spirit of the Land”.
The platforming RPG Indivisible comes out next month. Take a sneak peek as 505 Games and Lab Zero Games provide an animated gameplay trailer.
What’s old is new again as we deep dive into WoW Classic and how the heck did we even get onto this topic again? News from TGS, what games you’re playing in September, and even more releases coming in the second half of the month, please pity our reviewers.
Final Fantasy VII Remake was the focus of a stage presentation at TGS. Square Enix showed off multiple parts of the game, including the newly-revealed Classic Mode, the squats mini-game, and the summon system.
Another trailer is here for Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth’s upcoming Complete Edition. The new video shows how players can raise their Digimon in Cyber Sleuth and Cyber Sleuth Hacker’s Memory.
Daemon X Machina is now available worldwide, exclusively on Nintendo Switch. For those wanting a quick crash course in what the game is all about, a launch trailer provides just that.
Aluna: Sentinel of the Shards is an action RPG starring comic book heroine Aluna. The game will let players embark on a quest in the New World when it launches on PC and consoles next year.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius’ tactical RPG spin-off received a new trailer at TGS. The game is expected to release on iOS and Android in Japan later this year.
Erik van Asselt takes a look at why people are coming back to World of Warcraft. What could move someone to come back to a version of a MMORPG that is fifteen years old?
Project Sakura Wars was present at TGS, with Sega introducing a trio of new characters. The company also revealed that the upcoming game will be getting an animated adaptation in Japan.
A demo is now available for Mistover ahead of its launch next month. The demo gives players a chance to check out the game’s exploration and combat systems using a pre-built party.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss the best RPGs made on a low budget. We also discuss the most important brands of Sega and Atlus.
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