Adventure Corner ~ Steins;Gate Re:Boot
Steins;Gate has returned with a new remake in the form of Steins;Gate Re:Boot. Its visual refresh and refined narrative make it the best version of what remains one of the best visual novels out there.
Steins;Gate has returned with a new remake in the form of Steins;Gate Re:Boot. Its visual refresh and refined narrative make it the best version of what remains one of the best visual novels out there.
MAGES. has announced a new release based on the popular The Quintessential Quintuplets manga and anime series. The Quintessential Princesses: Fantasy, the Abyss, and the Magic Academy takes the form of a dungeon-crawling RPG set in a fantasy world.
Leaning more heavily into the science fiction side of things over romance there’s a wonderfully complex story to unravel with the second installment in the Infinity Series, Ever 17: The Out of Infinity. This adaptation of the 2011 remake by MAGES. Inc. brings this version to worldwide audiences for the first time.
MAGES. Inc. brings over, for the first time to worldwide audiences, some of Kotaro Uchikoshi’s earliest work with Never 7: The End of Infinity. How enjoyable does this early slice of life and science fiction hybrid turn out? Loop back with RPGamer to find out.
Famicom Detective Club continues its surprise return with a brand new title. Emio – The Smiling Man provides a disturbing new set of murders for players to investigate.
The latest title in MAGES Inc.’s Science Adventure series arrives in the west. Anonymous;Code may not quite crack the juggernaut of Steins;Gate, but its combination of science and conspiracy provides a highly engaging near-future sci-fi tale.
Fourteen years after its original release in Japan, there is finally an official western release for Chaos;Head. The first title in the Adventure Science series is a tougher ask than its successors.
Twenty-three years after the first game launched in Japan, western RPGamers can finally be a part of the Famicom Detective Club. The Nintendo Switch remakes of the two titles provide a pair of recommendable murder mysteries.
After reporting back on Robotics;Notes Elite earlier this month, Adventure Corner returns to look at its sequel, Robotics;Notes DaSH. Though it’s not going to convert anyone by itself, the game offers a welcome opportunity to spend more opportunity with the cast.
Eight years after the game’s original launch in Japan, western RPGamers finally get to check out the third entry in MAGES’s Science Adventure visual novel series. Robotics;Notes feels more obtuse than its incredibly successful predecessor but nonetheless returns a highly engaging tale.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Infinite Combate is now out on consoles in Europe, with the North American release coming tomorrow. A new launch trailer gives a quick overview of what players can expect.
The PC release of Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Infinite Combate has been pushed back by one to three weeks. The console versions are still planned to launch over the coming days, however.
The western release for dungeon-crawler Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? Infinite Combate has been dated. The game will launch in North America and Europe in just under two months.
Rice Digital has announced an exclusive collector’s edition for Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Infinite Combate. The edition is available to pre-order for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in both North America and Europe.
Spike Chunsoft provided an unexpected release with Steins;Gate: My Darling’s Embrace earlier this month. The spin-off lets its characters and players diverge for some lighter-hearted stories.
PQube is bringing dungeon-crawling RPG Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Infinite Combate to North America and Europe. The game will be coming to PS4, Switch, and PC next year.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Infinite Combate will release in Japan near the end of the year. It will also release in Asia with English subtitles, and a Switch and PC version have also been confirmed.
Spike Chunsoft had plenty to offer at its Anime Expo panel. In addition to showing a new Crystar trailer, the publisher announced western releases for Conception Plus and two Robotics;Notes titles.
RPGamer’s Adventure Corner returns to look at some non-RPGs that could prove to be of high interest to our readers. This edition features a couple of Switch releases: point-and-click adventure Deponia and visual novel Steins;Gate Elite.
Is it wrong to try to pick up girls in a dungeon? Seriously, I’m trying to figure this question out as the anime/manga is preparing to launch an RPG with the same inquiry as the title.
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