Jamie Kirk
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For its first big original IP in over a decade, Pragmata sees Capcom looking to its past and its future. What results is an often delightful mash up of tight
Eleven years ago, Life is Strange was one of the defining games of the burgeoning “your choices matter” genre. Anchoring it was one of the most refreshing and
Much like the series warring factions of the Templars and the Assassin’s, the Assassin’s Creed fandom has grown increasingly divided as the series has
As American tourist George Stobbart sits outside of a picturesque Parisian cafe, all is right with the world. That is until he notices a man dressed as a
When the Final Fantasy VII Remake project was set to span multiple games with the first taking place entirely in Midgar, many fans wondered how Square Enix
Chained Echoes is a project seven years in the making from solo developer Matthias Linda. It is a love letter to 16 and 32-bit JRPGs of the past and wears its
The Star Ocean series has become something of a black sheep among JRPG franchises. In recent times it has lacked the budget, ideas and execution to compete
Life is Strange, Don’t Nod’s oddly written yet deeply heartfelt ode to teenage friendship became something of a sleeper hit upon its release in 2015. Among
It’s hard not to think of the superb Fire Emblem: Three Houses when playing The DioField Chronicle. Both are tactical JRPGs with expansive combat and a bevy
Chrono Cross is a strange beast. It was released in 1999 at one of the peaks of popularity for JRPGs. It was also released by Square, who had been knocking
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is a strange beast. It is a love letter to Final Fantasy Lore packed with inside references while also being
Adol Christin has seen multiple lifetimes worth of adventure, a fact that Ys IX: Monstrum Nox mines many laughs from. When Adol arrives in the city of Balduq
