Secret of Evermore is an Isekai where a boy and his always-changing dog go on adventures in a magical world. RPGamers familiar with Secret of Mana will find tons of similarities, except this game lets players shoot bazookas at raptors.
The Xeno- series has had one of the the more unique evolutions for an RPG franchise. Join RPGamer as we help you figure out Where to Start with this beloved series.
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest is often called “baby’s first RPG”, and that is a totally understandable allegory. Comparing this game to the great RPGs on the SNES makes it less so, as it falls short of meeting expectations.
Xenogears’ ambition paved the way for many RPGs decades after its release. Early poor pacing and disc two woes aside, its groundbreaking narrative and outstanding presentation still cement it as one of the all-time RPG greats.
Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend 2 brings the classic RPG to the Nintendo Switch as part of a trilogy edition. Does this 30-year-old game still stand the test of time?
As part of the 30th Anniversary of the SaGa series, Collection of Saga Final Fantasy Legend brings the first three SaGa games onto the Nintendo Switch. Does the first SaGa game, Final Fantasy Legend, still hold up? And do the new features add any value to the gameplay?
On its twentieth anniversary, Final Fantasy VIII gets a second wind with enhanced graphics and new gameplay options. Are these features enough to entice new fans to an older game?
Whatever political upheavals may hit the world, and however dangerous things become, we can remain at ease. That is because giant robots are there to save the day by blowing up stuff real good. Pistols blow down trees!
Which side is the best to root for,
When talking of two Lions at war?
We’d ask Matsuno,
‘Cause he ought to know,
But he said the whole thing’d be a draw.
Round One – Fight!
People try to put it down (talkin’ bout this game), just because it’s been around (talkin’ bout this game), things it does look real pretty (talkin’ bout this game), I hope it dies before it gets old (talkin’ bout this game). This isn’t my generation, baby!
Ten years ago, Chrono Cross was hailed as one of the finest RPGs on the PlayStation. To see if time has been kind to that consensus, just read this review.
If there were a staff review of Final Fantasy IV Advance, would it look something like this?
Triggering Nostalgia
Time and Again
I’m Being ‘Pun’ished
This compilation Playstation game features remakes of both Final Fantasy I & II, as well as a host of new features.
The Empire of Barmekia is on a mad quest to enslave the world. The only ones who can stand in their way is Queen Hilda of Phin’s small Resistance movement. But thrown out of their castle, and with the clock ticking, can anything be done? Four young orphans, Frionel, Maria, Guy, and Lionheart, are the world’s last chance for freedom…
The world is out of balance; the elements are in revolt. Four young heroes, each with a darkened orb, must restore order to this chaotic world. Swords and sorcery will aid them on their quest; on this final fantasy.
Draconian methods of warfare
Hindsight is 20/20
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