RPGamer’s weekly digital store round-up returns for a new update. Lapis x Labyrinth, SpellForce III: Soul Harvest, Super Cane Magic Zero, and Vambrace: Coul Soul are this week’s new releases, while there are some new and continuing deals, including a big GOG.com summer sale.
This week’s new releases are headed by Atelier Lulua and Dauntless, with a number of titles making debuts on new platforms. There are also some new sales for RPGamers to potentially take advantage of.
This week’s new releases feature three new lower-profile tiles, as well as a trio of games coming to new platforms. Meanwhile, there are plenty of new sales across all of the systems, with the Humble Store offering by far the biggest selection.
RPGamer’s weekly digital store round-up returns for a new update. New releases include the console debut for For the King, Masquerada: Songs and Shadows on Switch, and Yakuza Kiwami 2 on PC, while there are some new and continuing sales.
The new releases this week are highlighted by Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark and Final Fantasy XII’s release on Xbox One and Switch. Meanwhile, Golden Week in Japan provides the opportunity for a huge amount of sales on JRPGs.
This week features a quartet of new releases with Dark Devotion, SteamWorld Quest, Shoppe Keep 2, and Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen’s Switch version. This edition also features a formatting rework to help highlight more specific games on sale.
This week’s releases include VR tabletop adventure RPG Table of Tales, as well as new platforms for Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster and My Time at Portia, among others. There are also plenty of new deals on offer across all of the various digital storefronts.
Zanki Zero and Slime Tactics highlight the new releases this week, with Vaporum making its console debut. Meanwhile, the European PlayStation store continues its spring sale and GOG.com begins a Japan-themed sale.
It’s a quieter week to start off the second quarter of 2019. Super Dragon Ball Heroes is the main new release of the week, while a couple of stores begin their spring sales.
This week features new arrivals Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon: Every Buddy! and War Theatre. Meanwhile, there are plenty of new sales, particularly on the PlayStation Store in both North America and Europe.
RPGamer’s weekly digital store round-up returns for a new update. New releases include The Division 2 and The Caligula Effect: Overdose, while there are some new and continuing sales.
There are a few new releases this week, including Eternity: The Last Unicorn. However, the main focus this week is the large selection of new sales across the platforms.
There’s no new RPG blockbusters this week, but still plenty of interesting smaller releases. Meanwhile, the PlayStation store deals continue for another week, joined by some new Xbox and PC sales.
Anthem is the big new release this week, joined by Death end re;Quest and Heretic Operative. Meanwhile, there are plenty of new RPG discounts to check out.
February begins with another hefty week for new releases including Etrian Odyssey Nexus, Yo-kai Watch 3, and God Eater 3. There are also some new deals, including a big Lunar New Year sale on Steam.
Clearly the biggest release this week is that of the long-awaited Kingdom Hearts III. That’s far from all, however, as Sunless Skies, Mage’s Initation, Dragon Marked for Death, and others make their debuts, with some new sales also available.
The new releases this week consist of Slay the spire on PC, which comes with a trio of new Switch ports and the European release of Bowser’s Inside Story on 3DS. There is also an assortment of new sales.
There’s plenty of new releases this week, including My Time at Portia, YIIK: A Postmodern RPG, Feudal Alloy, and Onimusha: Warlords. Meanwhile, the Humble Store’s large selection of deals highlights the week’s new sales.
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