Alex Fuller
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In the city of eternal twilight, the most important person is the coffee-slinging barista. Whether it's the magic of cards or the chemistry of caffeination, Affogato's out to save the city, one latte at a time.
Gunfire Games returns to the world of Remnant with exactly the kind of sequel a fan of the first game would want. Now if only it could get storytelling up to the same quality.
In a genre of gaming often dominated by Japanese productions, it's a different experience to play a product that is indisputably, 100% messed-up Americana. Truly, there is nothing like it, for better or for worse.
Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salsburg revisits the classic game that spawned the popular Atelier series, in English for the first time. Series veterans and newcomers alike can find something to appreciate in this charming refresh.
Did anyone have musicals in their role-playing games on their 2023 bingo card? Summerfall Studios wants you to rock out to its new musical roleplaying adventure, Stray Gods.
Highly anticipated Final Fantasy XVI exceeds many of its expectations. Focusing on action and world building, this spellbinding tale of Eikons is a magnificent entry for fans and newcomers alike.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie finally marks the conclusion of western Zemuria's continent-spanning story. Everything once again converges on Crossbell for a celebration of the series so far.
Battered and broken, here lies the tear stained review for Darkest Dungeon II. Noted for its difficulty, is there enough balance and change to create a fresh take to the indie gem that came before it. Read on to find out.
Development studio The Bearded Ladies is no stranger when it comes to tactical RPGs. Miasma Chronicles is a deep and satisfying take on the genre that's not afraid to bite back.
The world of Medhram is a dark, violent place facing an even darker, more violent future. Moonlight Games' action RPG Hunt the Night takes on the oftentimes brutal task to save this world.
Ash of Gods: The Way is a follow-up to Ash of Gods: Redemption, focusing more on strategic deckbuilding. While it ultimately may not stick long in the memory, its varied battles make for good engagement.
Redemption Reapers is unyielding in its pessimism that spreads to the deep and enjoyable combat system in this tactical RPG from AdGlobe. Unfortunately, a barely there plot prevents it from being a miserable masterpiece.
