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Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride Retroview

Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride Retroview

Last night my sabre-toothed cat spoke to me, and it said you’ve found that lover friend. So now I’ve finally got the courage just to ask you baby, ooh, will you, will you marry me girl? Smack that slime!

Dark Cloud Retroview

Dark Cloud Retroview

Getting caught under a cloud that keeps raining isn’t much fun, but at least jumping in puddles can be entertaining. Some dark clouds offer even fewer chances for good times.
What’s that, you wanted FEWER than fifteen floors for the first dungeon? Ha ha ha ha!

Ys Origin Review

Ys Origin Review

How can this be an Ys game without Adol? Well it is, and it’s pretty darn impressive even without a certain red-headed hero.

Dragon’s Dogma Review

Dragon’s Dogma Review

While E3 is providing information on games that will be playable in the future, one of our staff members has taken a look at a game that can be played now. Does Dragon’s Dogma have the draw necessary to steal RPGamers’ hearts?

Diablo III PC Review

Diablo III PC Review

Your children, like it or not, are attracted in their weaker years to the occult, and a game like Diablo III fuels their imagination and makes them feel special, while drawing them deeper and deeper into the bowels of El Diablo! Eek! Satan!

Gungnir Review

Gungnir Review

In the newest entry from Sting’s Department of Heaven series, a young man marked with Stigmata uses a divine spear to fight the intolerance of an evil empire. It’s not as allegorical as it sounds.

Yes, Stigmata is supposed to be capitalized.

Dungeons of Dredmor Review

Dungeons of Dredmor Review

The next time you’re planning a weekend of underground exploration, be sure to pack plenty of crossbow bolts, cheese, and brandy. Gaslamp Games provides additional summer camping tips for the well-heeled rogue in Dungeons of Dredmor.

Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland Review

Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland Review

Poor Sterkenberg. Even after three Atelier games, the poor man is completely out of place in the land of hyperactive pink-haired genki girls. Is Atelier Meruru the most excellent adventure of the Arland trilogy, or is it just Sterk’s bogus journey?