While the main hero is of paramount importance, they rarely become one without strong support behind them. In this feature, we look to celebrate some of those characters who readily take on the sidekick role and allow the heroes to shine.
One of the great things about being an RPGamer is being transported to all kinds of wondrous worlds and settings. We asked our volunteer team to pick out and share some of their favourites.
Chris is still going, “Moo, Moo!” as a Cow. Johnathan states we should not vote for people who don’t like Suikoden II. Robert is nun-chucking his friend with Wii U controllers. And Ryan runs Fast.
Chris, Joe, Jordan, Kell, Matt, Ryan, and Sam get together to talk about 2025s best and worst offerings. Did you remember that Borderlands 4 came out last year? Also, warning, this is a Sam podcast, so viewer discretion is advised.
Clair Obscur’s Thank You update is the latest bit of additional content for the much-lauded title. It’s a deliciously sweet, short treat for fans of the game, serving up more story context and a new candy-themed zone to explore.
As we work our way through January, we bring back our regular awards prelude. Once again, some of staff members picked out their personal top threes of the last year.
Sandfall Interactive’s debut title Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has had a meteoric rise in its young life. It’s worth examining why it gained so much hype, and if it’s worthy of it.
It’s time to wrap up the last chunk of games Sam played for Backloggin’ the Year. Check out if she completed her personal challenges and which games for the Fall months were her favourites.
To celebrate Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s appearance at The Game Awards, Sandfall Interactive and Kepler Interactive released their free update for the game. It includes a new playable environment, boss challenges, and more.
Sandfall Interactive and Kepler Interactive announced that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has passed the five million sales milestone. To mark the occasion, the companies revealed that a free content update is in development.
Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is now available on GOG.com. The turn-based RPG originally released on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S earlier this year, but is now available on PC DRM-free.
Sandfall Interactive released a new update for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. The update includes a new battle retry options, as well as dialogue autoplay.
Josh wishes he was in a heated cat bed. Kelley tries to level up to pinball wizard instead of pinball flunky. Robert tries to export horse girls to the Vita. Chris tries not to think to hard about the Donkey Kong timeline. And…wait…Kelley, do you know there’s a tree in your yard?
Andi insists everything, including the moon, is BS. Kelley insists Adol will win because he has a boat. Chris insists going to the gym is the bad ending. Everyone hates the dart game! This can only end in tragedy.
Chris left Kelley at Diablo school and forgot to pick her up. Robert wants to hook us up with his stash of “boosters.” Ryan thinks Expedition 33’s opening is more depressing than an old man with a bunch of balloons. And Kelley is busy 100 percenting an art installation.
The onslaught of video content continues at RPGamer as this offering includes reviews for Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist, Cthulhu Saves Christmas, Dark Deity 2, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, as well as an Adventure Corner for Arcade Spirits.
Chris insists we don’t yet have enough rogue-like deck builders yet. Andi is playing as a little girl – in a video game, that is. Kelley’s new personal deity is Gomez. Josh isn’t here because he’s busy petting actual Shetland ponies.
Ryan discovers if vinyl tastes like Skittles. Kelley teaches us that dogs are tubes and cats are liquid. Chris apologizes for forcing Kelley to buy a cat for $25.
Chris is pushing his luck with Spider Mommy Oblivion mods. Kelley just really wanted to get out of GameStop. Josh extols the magic of folding shirts. And Andi desperately tries to remember that one off-brand Persona.
Those hoping for a new turn-based franchise to rival the presentational prowess of the larger studios don’t have to wait any longer. Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 bursts on to the scene in a big way.
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