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Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King 3DS Review

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King 3DS Review

In the annals of curses inflicted over the years, being turned into a green monster without mental or physical deterioration may not top the all-time list of infamy. King Trode steadfastly refuses to accept any suggestions that his plight is not horrendous, however. Also, Medea is a well-groomed horse.

Darkest Dungeon Review

Darkest Dungeon Review

The Darkest Dungeon may seem scary, but all the witnesses who say so are unreliably insane. The fact that these people were all perfectly sane before entering is surely just coincidence.

Ecolis: Aoi Umi to Ugoku Shika Import Review

Ecolis: Aoi Umi to Ugoku Shika Import Review

There are plenty of fish in the sea, and almost as many games on the DS. What rarities might one find while fishing off a floating island? Only a little orange lug knows for sure.

Dragon Quest Builders Review

Dragon Quest Builders Review

Over 30 years ago, Dragon Warrior left those RPGamers who elected to join with the Dragonlord in need of some serious closure. Now we finally find out how that parallel universe unfolds in Dragon Quest Builders.

Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers Review

Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers Review

The Dynasty Warriors series comes full circle, returning to its strategy RPG roots in Godseekers. You’d think that everyone would have learned not to trust Lu Bu by now.

Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization Review

Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization Review

The Sword Art Online games have sold well on the back of the highly popular light novel and anime series. RPGamer looks at whether the third game to arrive in North America and Europe provides any appeal outside of its name.

Dex Vita Review

Dex Vita Review

Often games are enhanced when moving to different platforms. In the case of Dex, moving to the Vita was accompanied by some unfortunate technical ‘enhancements’ that quality assurance missed. Blue hair is popular in 2037.

Blade & Bones Review

Blade & Bones Review

Replicating the style of combat pioneered by Demon’s Souls can be a tall order. Despite missing this mark, Blade & Bones — with its beautifully lush world, streamlined character progression, and Metroidvania style of exploration and discovery — offers a fresh fun-filled take on the games that inspired it.