The ClaDun series returns with a new and appropriately named entry, making the jump from the handheld to the home console. It brings back many of the systems featured in previous entries, and retains its retro-inspired look and feel. But does the six-year-old formula hold up?
Rooting around in the recesses of the 3DS’s downloadable library is not for the faint of heart, but occasionally something worthwhile is hidden there. This little tactical item is rather entertaining to find.
People often say not to judge a book by its cover, but what of games? Just because a game’s cover art focuses exclusively on young ladies in lace, does that mean that the game itself will be vapid and air-headed? Sometimes, unfortunately, the cover is right.
This week we explore Ever Oasis: A Realm Reborn in depth. We figure out what your most hyped games of the year are. Finally, we...
Don’t mess with Victor Vran or this hat-wielding hunter might smash you with a hammer or rock you like a hurricane with his skull-shooting guitar. This over-the-top third-person looter has a lot of personality, in case you couldn’t tell.
We examine our personal experiences with the Final Fantasy franchise, how a major anniversary is half gone without publisher support and some E3 stuff.
E3 has come and gone. What did we think? What did you think? We try to tackle all these topics as well as figure out...
Aquaplus and Atlus combine tactical RPG combat with visual novel storytelling once again in Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception. RPGamer examines this first part of a duology before the concluding Mask of Truth arrives in September.
This week in Q&A Quest we ask what it will take to get you into a new Skyrim today. We also go rabid for Rabbids.
A continent divided in half between those who indulge pleasure centers nonstop and those who ceaselessly strive to root out any signs of weakness was bound to have problems. It should surprise no one that conflict is the means of resolution. Jedah is no fun.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss why SaGa fans are the best. We also explore what Square Enix could learn from Atlus.
As we gear up for E3, we get hyped about the latest games. That’s right, we’ve got some hot impressions on Harvester and Diablo II....
For all the soap operas that have used amnesia as a plot device, none have had glowing things in the environment that the sufferer can touch to recover the memories. Perhaps this Ys game will inspire something new in the realm of daytime TV.
Mmmmm… delicious Tomacco plants. Tastes awful, but is highly addictive. And yes, it does taste like grandmas.
Embrace your inner NEET with Acquire and XSEED Games’ latest foray into the world of nerd culture. Anime, idols, video games, card battles, and maids — lots and lots of maids.
Magikarp manages to keep swimming up the current of news for another week. But Fire Emblem, River City, and Pyre show up as stops along...
Square-Enix heard the cries of several people who needed to have more Final Fantasy XIII, and brought forth XIII-2. Whether this particular sequel is one...
The panel goes behind the curtain to explain the RPGamer review process in detail, from solicitation through to comment section. Inside baseball and anecdotes abound.
Today’s episode is pretty fishy. But that doesn’t keep Alice from telling us about her music sequencer powered robot armor. It doesn’t stop Capcom from...
This week in Q&A Quest, one of your hosts is spot on, while the other struggles to stay awake. We also discuss how we want...
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