My Time at Portia’s calm and collected relaxation gameplay works doubly well at a bustling event like E3. We got to take a break from chaos to check out this upcoming simulation RPG, and once we were in, it quickly became hard to detach ourselves again.
Valkyria Chronicles 4 joined some other titles on Sega’s E3 livestreams. Two videos feature a playthrough of one of its missions and an interview with a couple of special guests.
Shining Resonance Refrain put in an appearance for Sega’s E3 livestreams. Those interested in trying it out can now download a demo for the game on console.
Another RPG received some attention from Nintendo’s Treehouse Live show. Those interested can check out some footage of Octopath Traveler before trying out the prologue demo, which is available now.
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is a dark and gothic Metroidvania title that wears its violence proudly on its sleeve. With a ton of character customization options, this one will be right up many gamers’ alleys.
Nintendo’s Treehouse Live show spent some time showcasing the newest content for Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Both the new Challenge Mode and upcoming Torna ~ The Golden Country expansion received their own demonstrations providing plenty of info.
E3 may be taking up the attention of many RPGamers, but there is news coming out of Japan. Gust has announced a new town-building spin-off to the Atelier series.
Sure, a game in which a young girl absorbs dozens of her closest allies sounds like a dark and macabre tale, but one look at Lab Zero’s Indivisible is enough to prove this assumption false. In fact, it only took a few hands-on minutes to win me over with its bright visuals and sharp humor.
My Time at Portia offered a different pace from the rest of the E3 show floor. Take a moment to relax and take in the island breeze with our impressions of the game’s early moments.
Are an Eevee and a Pikachu enough to make you want to replay the original Pokémon games again? What if I told you that you could walk a few miles in their shoes first?
Sakuna is a Harvest Goddess that needs to both farm and fight. No slacking for this deity, she’s got a lot of work ahead of her! See how both E3 demos played out for this upcoming hybrid title.
Neptunia is going two dimensional in a new adventure. She’s bringing her pudding with her though, so she won’t get lonely. The other Goddesses are coming along too, so let’s hope she won’t get extra rowdy and get thrown into the trial grounds – at least not right away, anyways.
As promised, a Pokémon is arriving this year. Unlike what most people would think, it’s quite a bit different than previous games in the series. And that’s a good thing. Maybe.
Are dragons gone or not? They’re supposed to be, but people are sticking dragon souls in machines and it’s making them really sad. Also, dragon souls may be in humans and it’s making the humans sad. There’s a lot of questions that need to be answered in Shining Resonance Refrain.
When a soldier falls, there’s always a small chance Ragnarok will revive them. And who doesn’t love it when a doggo rescues them? Read more about our time with Valkyria Chronicles 4.
Though Torna ~ The Golden Country is still a few months away, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass owners will get some new content very soon. The newest addition is a Challenge Mode that sees a couple of familiar faces from elsewhere turn up.
NIS America has another release date to announce. Disgaea celebrates its fifteenth anniversary year by bringing the first game on Switch and PS4 this October.
Though it didn’t appear during the E3 Direct, Nintendo did release a new set of screenshots for Capcom’s Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. The enhanced version of the last 3DS title releases on Switch this August.
Though it didn’t make a big appearance during the Nintendo Direct, Pokémon Let’s Go received plenty of attention afterwards. Bill Trinen chatted with Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda about the game, and showed off plenty of gameplay.
Nintendo followed up the trailer for Mario + Rabbids’ Donkey Kong expansion with a new batch of screenshots. Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Cranky, and Donkey Kong join forces later this month.
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