Alex Fuller
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Netmarble brings a console spinoff of its mobile hit Seven Knights to the Nintendo Switch. Check out RPGamer's newest video review to find out how successful the transition to console is.
Fire Emblem was originally released in Japan on the Famicom in 1990. Now after 30 years, Nintendo finally ports the original to the Switch with a new translation and a few quality-of-life improvements. Do these new additions help an old game stand the test of time?
Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is a pixel-art take on the familiar Souls-like formula. Does it breathe life into a pristine new creation, or is it a nightmare patchwork of decaying design ideas?
Koei Tecmo's Omega Force studio returns to Hyrule for a second time, this entry acting as a prequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Though some things have changed, there's still a very familiar feeling.
Ikenfell is a game for those who love magic and whimsy. However, if it could conjure up a better combat system that would be fantastic.
Cyberpunk 2077 was easily one of this year's most anticipated titles and has managed to just sneak into 2020. Considering all of the issues the game has, it might have been better if it didn't.
This roaring twenties role playing game combines diplomacy, strategy, and fluid combat. But is it the bee's knees or does this ambitious attempt come up short?
Chronos: Before the Ashes is an action RPG in which players need to traverse a labyrinth by solving puzzles and killing enemies in order to face a dragon. While some games feature heroes growing older, this one handles the aging process rather differently.
Bats and barbarians both know where it's at, where the monsters growl and treasures glow. To the dungeon! To the caves! To adventure! May the strong survive, and the weak perish. Such is the way of the Batbarian.
Ghost of a Tale is an ambitious outing that explores an imaginative new world while eschewing combat. Is the tale of a tiny mouse among an army of rats worth checking out?
Torchlight III is a game of simple pleasures and going for one more dungeon can be very addicting. With an easy-going tone and accessible to all, the game is best enjoyed in short bursts.
Nolla Games' Noita reaches a high point when players are able to freely lay waste to the game's playground during their adventures. Unfortunately the game seems somewhat stingy in giving the tools to overcome the highly challenging hurdles that are encountered along the way.
