Episode 40 – Atelier# Quest
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss the best and worst of 2016. We also look at what games we’ll be playing in 2017, which...
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss the best and worst of 2016. We also look at what games we’ll be playing in 2017, which...
In Asdivine Hearts players are introduced to talking cats, some sweet romance, and every trope that ever troped. Way to go Kemco.
A new year brings a new podcast. Well a new episode at least. No new releases though. It’s as though no one is ready for...
Exactly what inspired Level-5 to develop a tactical title derived from Joan of Arc’s story may never be known, but the result is something that deserves to be experienced by all with even the slightest interest.
How do the adventures of Noctis and his friends hold up? It’s full of surprises, for better or worse. It is, however, a road trip worth taking.
This week in Q&A Quest we fail yet again to make a short epsiode. Thankfully this allowed for a variety of topics to be discussed...
No year-end navel gazing here. Just coasting the through the season on some user-submitted content.
While Kelley and Chris fawn over the Chocobros, Anna Marie and Alex plan out next year’s visual novel indulgences. Then they talk about Super Mario...
Mystery Chronicle: One Way Heroics is a different take on the roguelike formula. It varies quite a bit from what’s traditional in that subgenre and is better off for it.
Many faces from the various eras of Dragon Ball appear in this game. Unsurprisingly, the lineup does not include a playable version of Namek’s gargantuan elder Guru. Ginyu Force action!
Today we learn the difference between Nier and far. Then we take out a mortgage for a collector’s edition. We then brush up our reading...
Chris tries to cope with a reality where Windjammers is actually resurrected. Kelley tries to finish Pokémon. Alice tries to resist buying FFXV. Alex tries...
We yell about class systems, job boards and mid-game specializations. Scott sneaks two tabletop rants in.
Beat’em up meets shmup in this dark, dystopian, cyberpunk game. Take control of Dex and fight or hack your way through Harbor Prime to reach your enemies. But does this mashup deliver or disappoint?
This week in Q&A Quest, we somehow make the return of vinyl records relevant in a video game discussion. We also discuss the development history...
There was once a time when dungeon explorers could not see their own backs, no matter how many times they turned around. This game allows us to relive that time today.
Bringing back the crab walk.
RPGamers in North America and Europe have certainly had a decent serving of God Eater titles this year. We see if God Eater 2: Rage Burst leaves an appetite for even more.
After four years, the next mainline entry of Atlus’ popular series finally comes out. But how much can really be done with such a entrenched formula?
We know many of you need comfort in these dark times. RPGCast is here and hopes to be an escape from the worries and tribulations...
Malevolent space gods fight over the fate of souls gathered from across the universe on the existential equivalent of a railway hub. Yes, that is what this game is actually about.
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