Alex Fuller
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The Phantom Thieves are back for a chibi revolution in Persona 5 Tactica. A solid story and a jazzy soundtrack power up the outstanding battle system of this strategy RPG.
Dave the Diver brings its unique mix of adventure RPG and restaurant management sim gameplay to Nintendo Switch. This underwater adventure is a wonderful achievement from first time developer Mintrocket.
Whether one has experienced the previous iteration a decade ago or is a newcomer, the Lords of the Fallen reboot has plenty to offer. Unfortunately, this includes the jank with the joy.
What do you get when you mix a fun hack-and-slash dungeon crawler with adorable designs? Marvelous' Silent Hope aims to find that answer, just don't ask anything of the Princess.
The Fate series gets a new action RPG, this one handled by the Musou studio itself, Omega Force. While Fate/Samurai Remnant provides an interest new setting and tale for the series, its gameplay doesn't quite fully commit.
World of Horror is exiting Early Access just in time for Halloween. Sam Wachter barely returned from the seaside village of Shiokawa to provide her verdict.
For a game that boasts all the coziness, there sure is a lack of it. Fae Farm offers itself a competitor to games like Stardew Valley and Story of Seasons. But does it make a splash? It does, but unfortunately for the wrong reasons.
Square Enix's Forspoken serves up a volley of great gameplay ideas as well as strong representation. However, a firestorm of poor design choices, pacing, and other issues leave the game in a permanent battle of contradictions.
Clearly inspired by classic RPGs, Sea of Stars uses that inspiration as a foundation for the game. It then quickly turns into something of its own and becomes an excellent modern turn-based RPG.
Twisting the existing tale of Pinocchio to its own dark and sordid ends, Lies of P emerges as a worthy newcomer to the Soulslike stage. Turns out there's a new contender for the crown!
The Utawarerumono series spin-off, Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten, arrives on consoles in the west. This turn-based RPG is enjoyable and doesn't do anything wrong, but also doesn't make itself particularly memorable.
A decade-old entry in the Rune Factory series receives a port to modern systems. A little bit of spit and polish help an already excellent title shine a bit brighter.
