There may be a good chance that Atlus and Vanillaware may have announced a release date for a title that may be coming out soon. For those out there who may want to play an updated Dragon’s Crown there may now be a day to do so. Maybe.
Radiant Historia’s enhanced 3DS version is just a couple of weeks away. RPGamer can now try and demo and plan for which DLC they may wish to purchase when the game releases.
Dragon’s Crown is best with friends and the upcoming remaster will soon be the most modern way to experience the game with them. A new trailer gives some examples of all the fun there is to be had.
RPGamers will soon be heading back to Antarctica for another Strange Journey. Atlus USA has pencilled in the date that journey begins.
The Alliance Alive joins up in North America and Europe in just a couple of months. Atlus USA released a new trailer showing a few of its combat aspects.
There was a time when evil creatures walked the land and had to be indiscriminately slain by whatever adventurers could handle the job. Even though they’re invariably evil, these creatures look pretty impressive thanks to intricate Vanillaware sprites. Painful ouch infliction.
It’s time to scale the heights of Yggdrasil, mapping everything along the way and surviving whatever nasty critters decide to get territorial. Be prepared for a long but very engaging journey upward. How high will you go?
Despite a sluggish first half, Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception eventually managed to get going and started delivering a fascinating tale. Mask of Truth gladly picks up where it left off in order to complete the duology.
Aquaplus and Atlus combine tactical RPG combat with visual novel storytelling once again in Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception. RPGamer examines this first part of a duology before the concluding Mask of Truth arrives in September.
The Caligula Effect’s localisation took many by surprise. Unfortunately, this isn’t one of those cases where an under-the-radar title is rescued to the betterment of the RPG scene.
Do you believe in the Phantom Thieves? Are the Phantom Thieves just? Are the Phantom Thieves innocent? Do the Phantom Thieves really exist? The public won’t always be on their side in Persona 5, but that won’t stop them from taking your heart.
After four years, the next mainline entry of Atlus’ popular series finally comes out. But how much can really be done with such a entrenched formula?
Selling your soul to a demon is hard work, especially when that demon thinks humanity is filled with idiots. We all know which almighty demon should be sided with: King Frost for president!
What happens when representatives of numerous companies get tossed together in a crossover title? There is no one correct answer to this question, except when Idea Factory enters the mix, and then the result is foreordained.
Hot, hotter, hottest: that’s how hot it is!
At the end of the day, Legend of Legacy provides a satisfying experience, with plenty to explore, and lots of challenging combat to experience. It may not bear the SaGa name, but it carries on the best aspects of the series. Akitoshi Kawazu would be proud.
Forget what you think you know about witches. No old women wearing dark robes with warts aplenty will be found in this game, only nubile nymphets with magical melodies. The jury is out on whether this artistic choice was an accurate one.
In a twist that will shock perhaps three people around the world who know of this series, considerable cartography is required when playing. If professional cartographers had access to the tools in Etrian games though, maybe more people would want the job. Beware of angry birds.
The End has decided to destroy the world. As one might expect, the world is somewhat against this and sends in players to deal with this threat with ten allies, but how will traitors in the ranks affect things?
For a series founded on the idea of the player being able to draw intricate maps of every environment to abandon that mechanic is a bold move. It’s not the only thing this spinoff/crossover Etrian game does differently, though. Stop using rock toss, you morons!
Tears to Tiara II’s lengthy story sequences failed to impress RPGamer’s tactical aficionado. However, does it fare any better in the eyes of one of the site’s visual novel fans?
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