The latest RPGamer editorial content includes reviews for Ash of Gods: the Way and Hunt the Night, plus a look at the Atelier Marie Remake and an interview for Thirsty Suitors. Meanwhile, the ever-longer new game announcement season begins early.
We assume that a light news week is due to many ensuring they get time for a certain new release. Nevertheless, we still have a trio of review offerings with looks at Live A Live’s PlayStation release, monster-collecting RPG Cassette Beasts, and tactical RPG Redemption Reapers.
The last week provided new reviews for The Mageseeker: A League of Legends and Ravenlok. We also take dive into Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed, get early looks at Harmony: The Fall of Reverie and Waven, and backtrack into Fuga: Melodies of Steel.
This week’s RPGamer content features new reviews for Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord and Trinity Trigger. We also have a Deep Look at the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster console releases, plus the last RPG news.
This week’s RPGamer content includes a review for GrimGrimoire OnceMore, plus a look at what makes The Legend of Heroes’ Crossbell a standout setting. The latest news is led by Xenoblade Chronicles 3’s expansion story, which is joined by a variety of other reveals.
A lighter week features a review for Mato Anomalies as as well the latest RPG news. Two of the big hitters in the upcoming months do their best to get players excited for what lies in store.
Last week’s RPGamer content featured a review for musical celebration Theatrhythm Final Bar Line as well as some more impressions from PAX East. A busy news week included hefty demos for two big upcoming titles, plus plenty of other reveals, dates, and tidbits.
A busy week includes an Atelier Ryza 3 interview, plus reviews for Absinthia and Wild Hearts. We also have a pair of new features, some early PAX East impressions, and more.
This week features a brand new Where to Start feature looking at the Fire Emblem tactical RPG series. We also have a review for the long-awaited The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure and all of the latest RPG news.
A strong week features in-depth looks at Octopath Traveler II, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, Like a Dragon: Ishin!, and Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo. We also have a Mosnter Hunter Stories Backtrack and plenty of RPG news.
This week features a trio of reviews for 8-Bit Adventures 2, Meg’s Monster, and One Piece Odyssey. The latest news includes some new game and expansion announcements, plus some more release dates, a possible hint at a future localisation, and more.
This week features reviews for Tales of Symphonia Remastered and Fire Emblem Engage, plus a Backtrack into Valkyrie Profile. There is also a decent amount of news, with various release date reveals and other announcements.
It’s a more laid-back week as we lie in the shadow of last week’s Nintendo Direct while our review team looks to try aand get through the February rush. We still have a Tales of Symphonia editorial and a new Adventure Corner, plus some additional RPG news.
A new Nintendo Driect ensured plenty of RPG news from the last week. Multiple titles get launch dates, we have new reveals featuring names new and old, and more.
This week sees us look back at last year as we present out Best of 2022 Awards. We also have the latest RPG news, led by two NIS America localisation announcements.
This week’s reviews feature Chained Echoes, Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, and Path of the Midnight Sun, while the latest RPG Backtrack looks at Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana. Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2 leads out the news alongside other release dates and reveals.
The week’s RPGamer content features looks at Monster Hunter Rise and Persona 3 Portable as they debut on new platforms. We also get to take an early look at Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, and have a quick reminisce of some highlights of last year.
We kick off the year with a quartet of new reviews. We also Backtrack into the Hyrule Warriors spin-offs, cover the first RPG news of 2023, and more.
We at RPGamer would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and hope you all enjoyed the holiday season. We did get a decent amount of content out across the past couple of weeks, including a celebration of Final Fantasy’s 35th anniversary.
This week’s RPGamer content features reviews for Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion, For a Vast Future, and Sword and Fairy: Together Forever. Latest news includes the reveal of Ys X, a new Fairy Fencer F release in the west, Paladins in Baldur’s Gate III, and more.
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