RPG Backtrack – Episode 98: “Rolling a 7”
Square could have let roll with sequels to a certain tremendously successful game promptly, but years passed before they came to fruition. The number of...
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RPGCast – Episode 274: “Ron Perlman’s Great Cast”
Podcasting. Podcasting never changes. Kind of like Nintendo’s 3rd party support. Or perhaps the game market for OSX. Also, let’s be real, Pokémon may have...
Tales of Xillia Review
Tales of Xillia may be just another in a long line of Tales games, but it also stands apart as one of the most carefully crafted. Even though it’s likely to feel familiar, even safe, to long-time fans of the series, the systemic revisions are not only the best among Tales games, but among modern JRPGs as a whole.
Mystic Chronicles Review
Many have predicted that mobile is the future for gaming. So does this previously mobile RPG have anything new to offer handheld RPGamers?
RPGCast – Episode 273: “Get Off The Mixer”
The internet conspires against the podcast this week. First it sends cats to attack the equipment, then it breaks Twitch.tv, and finally it takes out...
RPGCast – Episode 272: “Horga’hn Trail”
Chris gets his wish, but is it more than he can handle? Eidos’s GM decides that yes, it is more than he can handle. The...
RPG Backtrack – Episode 97: “Another Day, Another Meseta”
Sega revived a venerable series with the Dreamcast, but was determined to promote multiplayer over the internet with this incarnation. From the era of dial-up...
Shin Megami Tensei IV Review
Feeling Uninspired after a Nocturne In the idyllic medieval kingdom of Mikado, pristine lakes, lush pastures, and tranquil forests surround a castle town where peasants...
RPGCast – Episode 271: “SAMU-RAI!”
We cut our way to the main news…oh look another trading card. I mean…wow that’s a good price for that game…er…excuse me. We do a...
RPGCast – Episode 270: “We’re Back!”
Hear about the RPGamer wedding of the decade, the honeymoon, oh and some show called E3. Manny and Scott join Anna Marie and Chris as...
ArcaniA: Gothic 4 Review
The Gothic series is not the most well known or beloved series in the history of Western RPGs. Find out within if this trend has been bucked, or if it falls off a cliff.
Dragon’s Crown PS3/Vita Review
Dragon’s Crown doesn’t believe in physics or biology, but that doesn’t make it any less fun. Find out what to expect from Vanillaware’s brawler/RPG hybrid in RPGamer’s official review.
RPGCast – Episode 269: “(Not)RPGCast – E3 2013 Special”
Warden Chris has left the building, now the inmates are running the asylum. Hear want these irregulars have to say about the news of this...
RPG Backtrack – Episode 96: “La Makai Phantom World”
A little girl with the ability to put spirits into objects, a foolish demon who almost burns his dimension out of existence, multiple consumers of...
Dragon Quest Monsters III: Caravan Heart Retroview
‘Twas the dark of the moon on the 3rd of June with a wagon hauling logs, an eggplant thing with muffler on, and a blue slime in the cogs. We were loaded for bear on the high road, about a mile out of Moonbrooke Town. I said, “Hey Big Frank, this here’s the Tank, and we’re about to flame the Dragon Lord down.” Cause we’ve got a little ol’ caravan rolling through the night. We’ve got a little ol’ caravan, ain’t she a beautiful sight. Come on and join our caravan; ain’t nothing going to get in our way. We’re gonna roll this truckin’ caravan across to Alefgard.
Dead Island: Riptide Review
Dead Island: Riptide continues the adventures of the four heroes from the original game. Inquire within to find out if the game is as bad as the horrors they will surely face.
RPG Backtrack – Episode 95: “Central Middle Earth”
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, nine for Mortal Men doomed to die, one...
Class of Heroes 2 Review
Following in the tracks of another, more widely known first-person dungeon crawler series on handhelds, the second iteration of Class of Heroes is more about sticking to the established formula than making improvements. Does the formula still work, or like an alchemy recipe is it a waste of time and money?
Penny Arcade’s On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4 Review
The final game in the long-titled Penny Arcade series is now available on Steam and heading to XBLA soon. Will RPGamers find it a good way to spend their time while awaiting the next E3 news flash?
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing Review
Van Helsing and Lady Katarina have been out to paint the town red. Although the hardware stores were closed, a substitute source of the colour was in plentiful supply.
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