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Costume Quest 2 Review

Costume Quest 2 Review

Adriaan den Ouden is a stinky smelly-head who likes samey games. Would you trust his opinions over RPGamer’s staff cutie? That’s what I thought.

Freedom Wars Review

Freedom Wars Review

In the far future, mankind is restricted to living in giant city-states, where everyone is expected to do their utmost to help out, or else. So make sure to contribute to the Greater Good of Reykjavik, or another lesser Panopticon if you so wish, today.

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel PC Review

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel PC Review

Who’s got the claptrap that won’t cop out when there’s danger all about? Jack! He’s a complicated man, and no one understands him but vault hunters. Handsome Jack!

Gauntlet Review

Gauntlet Review

Sometimes in life you need food badly. Other times you desire sustenance of a different nature, and all the roast turkey in the world will still leave you unsatisfied.

Loren The Amazon Princess Review

Loren The Amazon Princess Review

A number of indie RPGs have arrived on Steam in the past year or so, thanks to the take-off of its Greenlight service. One such title is Winter Wolves’ Loren The Amazon Princess, and here’s a slightly-delayed RPGamer review letting you know what to expect from it.

Knights of Pen & Paper Review

Knights of Pen & Paper Review

Editor Sam Marchello should be working on a certain review game. However, she became distracted by her paper wizard hat made from a character sheet. Roll a d20 for an epic disguise.

Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara Review

Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara Review

Capcom brought a duo of very action-oriented Dungeons and Dragons titles out from arcade obscurity last year, and put the pair onto many different platforms. For those who haven’t yet investigated this big dose of brawler action, here’s a handy rundown. Muffled speech for you!

Atelier Lilie: The Alchemist of Salburg 3 Import Review

Atelier Lilie: The Alchemist of Salburg 3 Import Review

When building upon a good idea, it’s always necessary to know one’s limits. How much is too much of a good thing, after all? Sure, the results could be awesome, but they could just as easily be gilding the lily.