God Wars Review
In a year with many strategy RPGs, God Wars leans on its ancient Japanese setting to stand out. Fans of class systems and deep customization have another game to investigate.
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Episode 38: Hard Mode
Game difficulty is a lot like whiskey, in that most people are going about them wrong. Our panel examines what and how RPGs are hard...
Golf Story Review
It’s been eighteen years since Mario Golf on the Game Boy Color, but finally another game has appeared that properly combines RPGs and golf. Just beware the moles, birds, crocodiles, and undead minions that might get in the way of a solid round.
Battle Chasers: Nightwar Review
With Battle Chasers, Airship Syndicate has managed to wrap a rock-solid combat system around an intriguing IP, then polished it to a mirror sheen. Whether you’re a fan of the Battle Chasers comic books or not, you’ll enjoy waging Nightwar.
RPGCast – Episode 443: “Big Hole”
Real estate scandals, early DLC announcements, lootbox gambling, and golf rap battles are some of this week’s controversies. Also, Joshua Carpenter makes his first RPG...
RPG Backtrack – Episode 179: “Lunar 2: Eternal Boogaloo”
It’s been a long time since a completely new Lunar game was released, and an even longer time since a completely new Lunar game that...
RPGCast – Episode 442: “THEY SUPLEX THE TRAIN”
At some point Chris dropped a keyboard on the floor during this show and lost a tilde key. Anna Marie lost her mind trying to...
Absolver Review
Not enough games have followed Jade Empire’s lead in combining martial arts with RPGs. Absolver is one recent title to try it, though its bare-bones approach to content might not impress.
RPGCast – Episode 441: “Put A T-Shirt There”
This week I have a challenge for you. Yes, you, the person reading this description. Call our voicemail at 608-729-4098 and leave a message about...
Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood Group Review
After giving it a few months to settle, a selection of RPGamer staff members link up to offer their thoughts on Final Fantasy XIV’s second expansion. With Stormblood providing both new content and significant class revamps, there are plenty of things to consider.
Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth Review
Despite a sluggish first half, Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception eventually managed to get going and started delivering a fascinating tale. Mask of Truth gladly picks up where it left off in order to complete the duology.
Episode 54 – BIG HOLE
This week in Q&A Quest, your host is rudely dragged kicking and screaming away from Destiny 2 to record an episode. We also discuss the...
RPGCast – Episode 440: “Mandatory Pampering”
As we acknowledge our robot overlords, we also listen to all the new stuff coming out of Japan. There’s mechs, monsters, Chobobros, and deformed amazons....
RPGCast – Episode 439: “It’s Good…ish”
Chris commits sins originally. Anna Marie reminisces about PAX. Kelley hunts monsties and travels octagonally. Alex is still searching for Ray Romano. And Pascal, sadly,...
Episode 53 – THE RABBIDS
In preparation for the distraction of Destiny 2’s release, your hosts had the foresight to record an episode ahead of time. Unfortunately, a game release...
Undertale PS4 Review
Undertale has received rave reviews by critics, has a dedicated fan base, and is considered by many to be a work of art. What of the rest of us, who haven’t quite caught the bug?
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana Vita Review
Adol’s newest adventure, available on both the Playstation 4 and the Playstation Vita, finally makes its way to Europe and the U.S. What’s behind the curse of the Isle of Seiren and the mysterious events surrounding it? Uncover the truth in Falcom’s latest action-packed entry to the Ys franchise.
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana PS4 Review
Adol’s newest adventure, available on both the Playstation 4 and the Playstation Vita, finally makes its way to Europe and the U.S. What’s behind the curse of the Isle of Seiren and the mysterious events surrounding it? Uncover the truth in Falcom’s latest action-packed entry to the Ys franchise.
Episode 37: Meaningless Dialogue and Role Play
Dialogue in games is a bit like the Jazz music in a few ways, mostly in that Scott is way more interested in it than...
Children of Zodiarcs Review
RPGamer’s own Anna Marie Privitere had a chance to look at this game recently, but another staffer’s already finished his copy. Do they agree? Disagree? Well, they won’t be drawing blades over it, at least.
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