Every now and then, a Musou title crosses over into the realm of something we cover at RPGamer. A quartet of these games from the worlds of Dragon Quest, The Legend of Zelda and Fire Emblem somehow prompted one of our lengthiest dissertations yet.
Alex, Josh, Kelley, and Peter join hosts Chris and Anna Marie for a lively show, but be warned: CONTAINS PERSONA 5 ROYAL AND FINAL FANTASY 7 REMAKE SPOILERS in the Now Playing section. Beyond that, the panel discusses news of the day, including the bizarre Cooking Mama drama. Hey, that rhymes!
Here are the first set of results from RPGamer’s staff-wide RPGs of the Decade vote, where we determine our collective favourites from the past ten years. In this post we go through the games that fell into the 50-26 group.
Zack Webster wraps up today’s batch of personal lists with his picks. That makes it three down, but with lots more still to come.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss Final Fantasy VII Remake. We also discuss the Atelier series.
Our individual lists give the opportunity for some smaller, under-the-radar titles gain some extra recognition. Ryan McCarthy gives his personal choices.
Along with our staff-wide voting results, we have also given individual staff members the opportunity to choose their personal RPGs of the decade. Michael Apps kicks us off with his selections.
RPGamer is pleased to reveal that we will be presenting celebratory posts for our favourite RPGs from the previous decade over the next five days. Here are some details on what to expect.
PONG Quest looks to offer a comedic RPG reimagining of the classic arcade title. Atari revealed that the game’s PC version is hitting very soon, with console releases to follow soon.
A new set of screenshots shows some gameplay elements for The Dark Eye: Book of Heroes. Wild River Games’ take on the long-running tabletop RPG will launch for PC later this year.
Gimme an R! Gimme an I! Gimme an N! Gimme a G! What’s that spell? A high-quality workout game with tons of variety that actually makes you sweat and love every minute of it.
Tactical RPG and visual novel hybrid Wintermoor Tactics Club will be releasing for PC early next month. Console versions are set to follow later in the year.
All in! Games and CookieByte Entertainment’s Fort Triumph is now fully out on PC, Mac, and Linux. The game is available now through Steam, and will also be on GOG.com in a couple of weeks.
Everyone knows that eating lots of food in a short period of time results in the immediate healing of injuries, plus becoming stronger. Nihon Falcom is good at educating people on such crucially under-reported information, more of which will be found in this game.
Locomotives don’t often reach the space between stars, but Failbetter Games makes a strong case for their presence. Sunless Skies, RPGamer’s Most Original Game of 2019, explores the intersection of ambition, romance, and a surprising amount of tea.
This week sees the official release of Phantasy Star Online 2 on Xbox One, Boot Hill Bounties arriving on Steam, Fort Triumph’s exit from Early Access. There are also some new and continuing spring sales.
Veteran Xenoblade Chronicles players will not have to go through the entire game to see the new Future Connected epilogue in the upcoming Definitive Edition. The new content will be available to them right from the start.
Action roguelite Arboria is coming to Steam Early Access soon. The game puts players in control of members of underground tribe who get their heads cut off by a fairy when they die.
Action RPG Crumbling World is now offering players free beta access on PC. Dive in early and get a taste of the destruction and despair that await unsuspecting adventurers when the full game releases in May.
Another review gets checked off Gaijin’s New Year’s resolutions list. How does this innocent little game fare against the roar of the tempest, the warmth of hearts, and the croaking of frogs?
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