Tagged: Switch

Cloudpunk Adds City of Ghosts

Cloudpunk Adds City of Ghosts

Ion Lands has announced a large-scale DLC expansion for Cloudpunk. City of Ghosts will add a new follow-up campaign to the main game, including a second playable character.

Adventure Corner: Root Film

Adventure Corner: Root Film

Kadokawa Games returns to Japan’s Shimane Prefecture for its follow-up to Root Letter. The new title, Root Film does a good job emulating the appeal of TV murder mysteries, even if it doesn’t end up standing out from its niche.

Citizens Unite! Earth x Space Review

Citizens Unite! Earth x Space Review

Fun character designs and competent combat may be enough for a satisfactory single experience. However, doubling that up without any substantial bells and whistles makes the whole thing less appealing.

Victor Vran Gets Black Label Physical Release

Victor Vran Gets Black Label Physical Release

Publisher Wired Productions is producing some new physical editions under the Black Label moniker. The first game to get one of these editions is Haemimont Games’ action RPG Victor Vran.

Astria Ascending Announced

Astria Ascending Announced

Astria Ascending is coming to PC and consoles later this year. The game is a reimagining of mobile title Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey and features contributions from a number of JRPG veterans.

Monster Hunter Rises on Switch

Monster Hunter Rises on Switch

A new Monster Hunter game is now available for players to sink their teeth into. The latest game sees the series rise onto Nintendo Switch.

Monster Harvest Release Dates Announced

Monster Harvest Release Dates Announced

Monster Harvest has some release dates. The mixture of action RPG, farming sim, and monster collection will launch for PC and Switch in May, with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One releases following in June.

Everhood Review

Everhood Review

Everhood doesn’t rein back on the similarities shared by other well-known indie titles. Despite that, the game delivers on its promise of being an unconventional RPG where players better “expect the unexpected.”