Bandai Namco has released a new batch of Code Vein screenshots. With most of them taken from the City of Fallen Flame there’s a rather fiery theme, though the Ridge of Frozen Souls mixes things up briefly.
There is now another way for RPGamers to return to Aravorn. After releasing Cursed Lands through its website and itch.io last month, Winter Wolves has now made the title available through Steam.
Code of Princess has a date for when it will make its way to the Nintendo Switch. In addition, there will be some minor bonuses for those who decide to go physical instead of digital.
The Fairune games can now all be had together in one place. Don’t worry, it’s an excellent fairy-to-cost ratio.
Aquaplus is branching out from its usual fare with an action game, though it is still staying in the world of Utawarerumono. RPGamers can also catch Haku, Kuon, and others in gameplay clips that seem vaguely similar to a certain prolific series.
Okami HD’s Switch version now has a release date. The new release is set to appear on the hybrid console in August.
Another game being pushed back into next year is Lab Zero Games’ Indivisible. On the plus side, a Backer Beta will be available in time for E3.
In news that won’t come as too much of a surprise, Shenmue III’s release has been pushed back. At least it gives players more time to remind themselves of events through the upcoming remasters of the previous games.
This week is a massive one for new releases, as the list reaches double figures. On the sales front, it’s also a big week on the Humble Store, with over five-hundred RPG sale offerings.
Towards the Pantheon is now available on the RPG pantheons of Steam and itch.io. This is good news for anyone who rides hamsters and eats way too much sushi.
Monsters and warriors alike are all choice targets for spiritual possession by a Valkyrie. A new trailer for Die for Valhalla shows just how that might work, with punching bad guys being a primary theme.
The title previously known as Brave Neptunia has a new name and is receiving a western release. The 2D side-scrolling spin-off is set to hit PS4 and Switch this fall.
Wizard of Legend joins many other games in offering a release trailer this week. Of all the launches in the short period of time, this one is on the most platforms.
This week in Q&A Quest, your hosts settle back into their weekly schedule and celebrate the new site by not horribly messing up the recording this time. We discuss a variety of topics including God of War, BioWare, and the Final Fantasy VII Remake.
Little Witch Academia joins the expanding ranks of launch trailers for this week. Will Akko and her friends at least be able to break out of their loop?
From the developer of Stories: The Path of Destinies comes Omensight, a cross between action-adventure and murder-mystery. The game is available now on PC and PS4, attempting to stand out in a busy week of releases.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles initially released for PlayStation 4 and PC last year. With the game now hitting the Switch, RPGamer takes a look at Prideful Sloth’s laid-back adventure.
After having chased battle across several other platforms, the characters of Battle Chasers have finally arrived on the Nintendo Switch. Hopefully, but doubtfully, they are not out of breath.
Akko and her friends are repeating the same day over and over in Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time. Unfortunately, Bill Murray and Punxsutawney Phil are nowhere to be found in this 2.5D brawler.
The Nintendo Switch has been on a roll pretty much from its release date. This has naturally lead to a number of game ports, some great, some surprisingly competent, and some that are better left forgotten. We take a look at some of the recent ports to see how they’ve fared in the transition.
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