The Director’s Cut version of inXile Entertainment’s The Bard’s Tale IV is now available. The new version of the game sees its make it debut on consoles and features multiple additions, including a new end-game chapter.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss the upcoming major releases for the remainder of 2019. Somehow how we manage to neglect discussing Pokémon Sword and Shield.
Limited Run Games has revealed the content of its Collector’s Edition for River City Girls. The edition will be available to order in two batches this Friday.
Critical Forge has released a new update for Forged of Blood. The update adds a new sandbox mode to the hybrid between tactical RPG and grand strategy.
One year after its initial release, Ashen will be making its way to more platforms. There’s also a new trailer for those who maybe have forgotten what Ashen is.
The Collection of Mana is now available in physical form. RPGamers can now own the first three entries from the Mana series in a limited print.
The vintage battle between Horde and Alliance starts fresh as Blizzard launches World of Warcraft Classic today. Those who have an active subscription to the current game get access for free.
The first chapter of Rain of Reflections is set to release this September. Developer Lionbite Games gave RPGamer access to a demo of the game, showcasing its mixture of point-and-click-style adventure and turn-based, stealth-focused encounters.
Star Ocean: First Departure’s remaster will be putting in an appearance at this year’s TGS. The first images from the release have also come to light.
Monster Hunter: World Iceborne is getting new betas on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Players will get their first chance to face off against the Elder Dragon Velkhana.
Gato Salvaje Studio brought a cinematic teaser for The Waylanders to this year’s Gamescom. The game will mix Celtic and medieval lore with time-traveling elements.
PlatinumGames’ newest title, Astral Chain, launches on Nintendo Switch this Friday. A newly-released launch trailer offers some story insights and appears to show one of the game’s major antagonists.
Shores Unknown is a gridless tactical RPG from publisher Hitcents and developer Vallynne. The game has been confirmed for PC and Nintendo Switch, and is set to release in early 2020.
Gemdrops’ Crystar puts players in the role of Rei Hatada, a young girl fighting through Purgatory to rescue her sister. RPGamer examines whether the game is able to break out, or finds itself stuck in limbo.
Crystar is releasing this week in North America and Europe. Spike Chunsoft is gearing up players with an overview trailer, just in time for launch.
A release date has been announced for pixel art roguelite RPG Sin Slayers. The game will be coming to PC, Mac, and Linux via Steam in early September.
Developer WayForward Technologies is adding an entry into the storied Kunio-kun series with its upcoming release of River City Girls. RPGamer got to interview WayForward’s Bannon Rudis about all things River City Girls.
Gamescom made for a busy RPG news week, with plenty of announcements and videos. Today also marks a sad anniversary here at RPGamer, and we’d like to invite everyone to join us in sending out some love.
While Fire Emblem: Three Houses seems to finally be put aside by most folks, a few are still learning the dangerous pitfalls of gift giving. As usual, cats and Robin Williams are discussed. Then someone pre-orders Pantsu Hunter and someone else tries to shove CDs into an iPhone to get monsters.
The very first Monster Hunter game, released for PlayStation in 1997, is coming to new platforms in Japan. As those new platforms do not include a disc drive, players will be summoning monsters using a custom database rather than CDs.
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