Celestian Tales: Old North Review
Ekuator Games’ first title is the start of a planned trilogy of tales. Is this initial release enough to get RPGamers burning for more, or does the frozen tip of the Old North bring a cold reception?old reception?
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Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Review
As you explore these new realms, remember: We must go forward, not backward. Upward, not downward. And always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom!
Deus Ex: Invisible War Retroview
Expectations are always high when a really good game gets a sequel. In the case of the Deus Ex series those expectations were not met, and it stayed dormant for years. This was probably deserved. Boing boing, go the bodies!
Deus Ex Retroview
The military-industrial complex is no better in the future, unless having it be a worldwide instead of US organization is some kind of improvement. Striking a blow against it, however, very worth doing. ED-209 looks dangerous. Probably because it is.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III Review
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Many who grew up watching Power Rangers or similar series would have dreamed of being part of their very own sentai squad. While Chroma Squad doesn’t simulate that exact dream, it perhaps offers next best thing by putting players at the helm of a studio producing such shows.
Avernum 2: Crystal Souls Review
A challenging situation is posed by this game: if an object can only be obtained by entering another person’s house and opening his storage areas, is it stealing to take it? The answer seems to depend upon what was noticed during testing.
One Way Heroics Review
Smoking WOLF discovered one simple way to become a hero. Dragons hate it! Read on to learn if this side-scrolling rogue-like is for you.
Far Cry 4 Review
Could that song be classic punk rock? No, it’s ‘The Elephant Song’. It reminds of elephants. It also reminds me of entertaining, mayhem-filled romps through the jungles of Kyrat.
Borderlands PC Retroview
In this crazy, mixed-up world, there is a certain amount of comfort that comes from aiming a gun at a stupid alien bandit and watching its head explode after pressing the trigger. This game delivers plentiful quantities of that sensation.
Salt the wound!
Citizens of Earth Review
With trouble “brewing” at the local coffee shop, the Vice President of Earth is ready to roll up his sleeves and save the planet, and he’s doing it all for you: the voter.
Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf Review
Winter Wolves returns to the world of Aravorn with Seasons Of The Wolf, a spin-off to Loren The Amazon Princess. With the game now available from the developer’s official site, and set to release on Steam in the next month, RPGamer checks it out to see if it is a worthy follow-up.
Deus Ex: The Fall Review
Sometimes a game just makes you wonder ‘why’. Why replicate a console shooter on a tablet? Why is it a sequel to a tie-in novel? Why port it to PC? Why spend money on this?
Costume Quest 2 Review
Adriaan den Ouden is a stinky smelly-head who likes samey games. Would you trust his opinions over RPGamer’s staff cutie? That’s what I thought.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel PC Review
Who’s got the claptrap that won’t cop out when there’s danger all about? Jack! He’s a complicated man, and no one understands him but vault hunters. Handsome Jack!
Gauntlet Review
Sometimes in life you need food badly. Other times you desire sustenance of a different nature, and all the roast turkey in the world will still leave you unsatisfied.
Loren The Amazon Princess Review
A number of indie RPGs have arrived on Steam in the past year or so, thanks to the take-off of its Greenlight service. One such title is Winter Wolves’ Loren The Amazon Princess, and here’s a slightly-delayed RPGamer review letting you know what to expect from it.
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