Coming off the E3 show floor, amid all the flashy bits and games vying for presence, a little RPG from Square Enix’s Tokyo RPG Factory commanded a lot of attention. Now, on the other side of the twenty-or-so-hour game, it seems as though those cursory comparisons were a bit misleading over the long haul.
2016 sees a double dose of God Eater hit North America and Europe. It’s a good time to get either introduced to and reacquainted with the series.
It may have appeared once on last-gen systems, but this new version of Compile Heart’s RPG sports a few new tricks. Are they enough to make it a worthwhile purchase?
French developer Spiders returns to Mars with its latest title, The Technomancer. Players will need to navigate internal discord as they attempt to put the red planet back in contact with Earth.
With seventeen games in the Atelier series, it’s time for some big changes. Question is, is it worth fixing what isn’t broken?
Narrative branching RPGs, though fascinating in structure, often flop because the larger story isn’t interesting to begin with. Spearhead Games’ recent effort Stories: Path of Destinies is a great example of a game that can tell a branching narrative, while also making the player feel as though are immersed in the larger story being told.
It’s been a while since the last Digimon RPG was released in the West, but a new one has turned up in Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth. RPGamer investigates what the game has to offer.
Neptune is back, and she’s neppin’ it up across not just one but three different dimensions. Are her latest exploits top nep, or just another neppin’ pile of nep?
Disgaea 5 and its host of prinnies make their grand debut on the PS4. Find out within if this demon filled strategy RPG is worthy of consuming your free time.
Bethesda’s latest bomb has dropped, and we crawl out through the fallout to see how it holds up. Is the game a sixty-minute man or a two-pump chump?
Misery Business Sword Art Online is an anime series that has quite the large fan following. Considering it’s an anime about massive-multiplayer role playing games,...
With the skin of Dragon Quest and the bones of Dynasty Warriors, what could possibly could go wrong? Find out in our review.
From Software arrives on the current gen scene with an action RPG in the vein of the Souls series. Has it retread too much ground or can the game stand on its own merits?
Compile Heart’s Galapagos RPG label returns with Omega Quintet, a game in which pop idols are the only hope of salvation from the Blare. Is chart-topping success on the cards?
Fact: My husband might be a Bastion fan boy. How do I know this? Well, when you have four copies, you know you’ve hit rock bottom.
Toukiden continues the tradition of beast-slaying games delivering an enhanced version after the initial release. How much of a boost does the extra content and bringing the title to the big screen provide?
Patience pays off, as Final Fantasy Type-0 is finally available in English. Whether it was worth the wait or not depends on what you enjoy about RPGs and how much you’re addicted to the Final Fantasy XV demo.
The hype around Destiny was always going to be toughest enemy to master. We take a look at how the game lives up to hype, but it might still be too hard to tell, right chief?
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.
Dragon Age is back in a big way. More characters, more areas to explore, and more fun are just a few things Inquisition has to offer.
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