The New Denpa Men Shutting Down in December
Genius Sonority announced that The New Denpa Men will end service in December. The free-to-play game is the latest entry in the AR RPG series and released on Switch consoles and mobile.
Genius Sonority announced that The New Denpa Men will end service in December. The free-to-play game is the latest entry in the AR RPG series and released on Switch consoles and mobile.
Burst2Flame Games has announced a follow-up to co-op turn-based RPG Stolen Realm. Stolen Realm 2 will see sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, and more worlds invade its fantasy realm.
Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] brings nearly the entire series together in one package, spanning numerous games across multiple platforms. It is a great way to experience the series up to its current point.
This week’s RPGamer content features looks at some RPG-related movies and farming sim Starsand Island. We also have a Fallout 76 update preview, a new Backloggin’ the Year, and a Vision of Mana Backtrack.
Visions of Mana is the first new mainline title in the Seiken Densetsu series since Dawn of Mana on the PlayStation 2. Despite the unfortunate fate of Ouka Studios, we want to sing this game’s praises on this week’s Backtrack.
Josh is listening to space opera, Kelley can’t take a character seriously when they wear a dress made of balls, and Robert admits that Chris has cats, while he only has Final Fantasy.
Is your roof leaking water every time rain falls? Would you willingly name your cat 404? These are the important questions one must ask themselves before playing Sparkle Seed’s farming sim, Starsand Island.
Sega and Ryū ga Gotoku Studio released two more location trailers for Stranger Than Heaven. The new videos showcase 1929 Hiroshima and 1943 Osaka.
Pearl Abyss announced a small delay for Crimson Desert’s Charting the Unknown DLC. The DLC will now release a couple of weeks later at the end of this month.
Awaken Realms and Questline have released a new update and free DLC for open world RPG Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon. The Fist of Fury DLC adds new fistfighting weapons to the game.
MuHa Games announced that Project Afterfall will fully release on PC early next month. The card-based strategy-survival RPG, originally announced as Project Thea, has been in Early Access for just under a year.
NIS America announced some of its update plans for adventure farming sim Village in the Shade. The game will be aligning with the Japanese version at launch with two free update patches ahead of DLC in spring.
Eschalon developer Basilisk Games has announced its latest title, The Sundered Anvil. The game is a first-person party-based RPG planned to release next year.
Ember Lab announced that Kena: Scars of Kosmora has been pushed back to next year. It also provided some extra details on the action adventure title’s story and setting.
Toe Bean Club has begun a Kickstarter campaign for Mirage: Miracle Quest. The turn-based RPG aims to mix strategy and magical girl flair.
This week is heavy with new platforms for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Octopath Traveler, Keep Driving, and Gothic II. Songs of Glimmerwick and Minecraft Dungeons II also make their debuts.
The Pokémon Company announced a physical bundle containing both Pokémon Legends: Z-A and its Mega Dimension DLC. The Switch 2 bundle will be playable on both Switch 2 and the original Switch, though Switch 2-specific will be unavailable on the latter.
Caves of Qud is getting a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 version. It will be available digitally as a free upgrade from the Switch version, while physical editions are available to pre-order from Lost in Cult.
Lyrical Games and One More Level released a new trailer for Valor Mortis ahead of its release in a couple of weeks. The five-minute video gives an overview of the action RPG set in a supernatural take on the Napoleonic Wars.
THQ Nordic and Campfire Cabal have released the first major Early Access update for Expeditions: Samurai. The update increases the party size for many levels as well as letting companions participate in skill checks.
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