Monster Hunter: World Expanding to PC in Fall
RPGamers wondering about the state of the PC version of Monster Hunter: World can relax just a little bit. Capcom hasn’t forgotten it, it’s just arriving considerably later this year.
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Ni no Kuni II Gets Extended Gameplay Look
Looking for a sitcom episode’s worth of Ni no Kuni II footage? Look not further than this newest video, which goes more in-depth in the game’s strategy-flavored missions.
Boot Hill Bounties Review
In the second part of the Wild West trilogy, our posse needs to round up some outlaws. It’s time to finally put the Saints-Little gang behind bars, stop a war, and earn some decent cash while doing so.
.hack//G.U. Last Recode Review
.hack//G.U. Last Recode is an all-in-one collection of the 2006 trilogy, packed together with a brand new epilogue episode, .hack//G.U. Vol. 4: Reconnection. While it has aged a bit in the past decade, .hack//G.U. remains one of the most memorable RPG adventures around.
Empyre: Lords of the Sea Gates Review
With a story set in an alternate, steampunk-inspired Earth in the early 1990s, Empyre is a game that offers many fresh ideas throughout as players set off on an adventure to restore New York’s drinking water. But are new ideas always a good thing?
Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection Review
This Hallowe’en, team up with a cute vampire to recapture her castle from a little girl and an obnoxious bat-cat.
South Park: The Fractured but Whole Review
All characters and events in this review — even those based on real people — are entirely fictional. All celebrity comments are impersonated… poorly. The following review contains coarse language and due to its content should not be viewed by anyone.
Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood Group Review
After giving it a few months to settle, a selection of RPGamer staff members link up to offer their thoughts on Final Fantasy XIV’s second expansion. With Stormblood providing both new content and significant class revamps, there are plenty of things to consider.
Children of Zodiarcs Review
RPGamer’s own Anna Marie Privitere had a chance to look at this game recently, but another staffer’s already finished his copy. Do they agree? Disagree? Well, they won’t be drawing blades over it, at least.
Expeditions: Viking Review
Take the role of an ambitious Viking chieftain and raid, trade, and forge alliances to increase your clan’s power and prosperity. At the dawn of the Viking age, any means to protect and sustain your people can be justified. But how will history remember you, and will it remember you at all?
Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book PC Review
People often say not to judge a book by its cover, but what of games? Just because a game’s cover art focuses exclusively on young ladies in lace, does that mean that the game itself will be vapid and air-headed? Sometimes, unfortunately, the cover is right.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel PC Retroview
A hostile lunar environment would normally be the time for caution amid the umpteen threats it presents. In a Borderlands title, it’s the time to go on a hunting spree with all the bizarre local wildlife.
Wilhelm the chatterbox.
Cosmic Star Heroine Review
Twinkle, twinkle cosmic star, saving planets near and far! Shooting out your cosmic rays, just in time to save the day. Twinkle, twinkle cosmic star, let us play space opera.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd Review
If you thought being a bracer was tough, just wait until you try being an archaeologist priest assassin. The green-haired hero of the final Trails in the Sky game has it rough.
Arelite Core Review
What does it take to become an accomplished blacksmith? According to this game, talking to other blacksmiths without actually seeing them at work is enough to become proficient. Would the same method work for improving medicinal aptitude?
Blade & Bones Review
Replicating the style of combat pioneered by Demon’s Souls can be a tall order. Despite missing this mark, Blade & Bones — with its beautifully lush world, streamlined character progression, and Metroidvania style of exploration and discovery — offers a fresh fun-filled take on the games that inspired it.
Dex PC Review
Beat’em up meets shmup in this dark, dystopian, cyberpunk game. Take control of Dex and fight or hack your way through Harbor Prime to reach your enemies. But does this mashup deliver or disappoint?
Masquerada: Songs and Shadows Review
Seething shadows breathing lies. You can fool any friend who ever knew you. Leering satyrs, peering eyes. Run and hide, but a face will still pursue you.
Dungeon Punks Review
Melding a brawler with an RPG has been done before, but this one offers something different. Beating up unicorns and fighting from their backs is not a common occurrence, after all. Stop hitting me when I can’t fight back!
Hand of Fate Review
Deck-building games don’t usually have action RPG elements. You have to hand it to Defiant Development for knuckling down and trying something new.
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