RPG Backtrack – Episode 54: “Two-Dimensional Thinking”
Eschewing the trend of three-dimensional gameplay, Vanillaware demonstrates how sticking to two dimensions can be stunning. Thus it is fitting that the studio’s games warrant...
Eschewing the trend of three-dimensional gameplay, Vanillaware demonstrates how sticking to two dimensions can be stunning. Thus it is fitting that the studio’s games warrant...
Suikoden makes a return, Demon’s Souls isn’t going away, and Dark Souls begin their torment. Then the Diablo III beta starts and Chris goes and...
Peaceful days aren’t just over; they’ve outright died. Is Overclocked worth surviving through the lockdown again? Read on and find out.
While an island resort filled with menacing undead is certainly a sight to behold, it can’t compare with the terrifying adorableness of a zombie puppy! Order yours today.
We settle the question of which Final Fantasy deserves an HD remake the most. Alex gives us his impressions of the highly anticipated Xenoblade: Chronicles....
With the release of its Wii RPG, Monolith Soft has given us a somewhat more literal application of the phrase “standing on the shoulders of giants.” Read on to find out just how high up those shoulders rise.
RPGamer takes a trip to the Crimson Empires to help save the people of Byzan. But is this game an exploding barrel of good times? Find out in our review.
Observe unique personalities wandering about to their own daily rhythms, interrupted only by constant kicking. This is a hallmark of a certain tri-Ace title that...
The RPGCast tries to help Chris deal with his anti-zombie complex. Square Enix tries its best to make Dragon Quest irrelevant in the west. Nintendo...
In my dreams, I see myself mixing some potions, in a workshop somewhere near the ocean. I’m all tan and smiling and twirling from the haze. It’s hot and the Chims keep on playing the pie game, and they’re singing the same darn refrain. And the smoke’s a bluish gray.
This week Professor Layton decided to break out his top hat to visit our shores once again. But he’ll have to compete for our interest...
RPGCast records on site at PAX this year at the PAXtralife fundraising party. From the newly announced Penny Arcade Adventures installment to the unexpectedly good...
In a crazy world where corporations have their own militaries and people are running around with arms and legs that can blast an area with explosive projectiles, at least we can rest assured that there is no spoon.
It involves unusual names for otherwise-ordinary creatures, the collection of artifacts to enable travel elsewhere, and one of Nintendo’s most well-regarded series. Join us in...
Not content with offering just the one budget title, Zeboyd Games also gave PC RPGamers the opportunity to experience Breath of Death VII. Read on to find out how well this enhanced version holds up against its Lovecraftian sibling.
Three hundred years ago thought I might get some sleep, stretched myself out on an antique bed and my spirit did a midnight creep. You know I’ll never sleep no more, to me it seems that it just ain’t wise. Did you ever wake up in the morning, with a Zomby Woof behind your eyes?
Have you traveled across Liberl yet? Well, in case you missed it the first two times, RPGamer is ready to provide yet some more thoughts on XSEED and Falcom’s magnum opus.
EVE Online proves that people are willing to trust too much. EA proves that too many people try to log on to MMOs at launch....
After proving his heroic worth on Xbox Live Indie Games, Zeboyd Games tasks Cthulhu with enhancing the entertainment options of PC gamers. RPGamer examines the newly enhanced version to find out how he does.
Remember when Squaresoft was trying to get gamers outside Japan interested in RPGs? Two of those on the SNES spawned some memories, and they’re ready...
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