Alex Fuller
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Bandai Namco's God Eater series returns with a new entry. The Aragami-hunting exploits of Fenrir are over, and it's time to see if Gleipnir proves as strong.
From missing husbands to Viagra, Assassin's Creed Odyssey attempts to go for gold. Where does it place in the medal standings? Let's find out.
Tasked with saving his home from a demon invasion, samurai Samanosuke must hack and slash his way through a feudal Japan. RPGamer takes a look at Onimusha: Warlords for the Nintendo Switch.
After many years and a multitude of side entries and remasters, Kingdom Hearts III is finally here. There are a lot of threads to tie up, but still plenty of time to go gallivanting around Disney worlds.
Pathea Games' My Time at Portia is the newest addition to the life-sim subgenre, with a focus on building. As with many construction projects, RPGamers may find it taking up more time than expected.
Pull the pin and count to three! Mixing tactical historical warfare with gothic horrors should make for an explosive concoction. But with repetitive gameplay cycles and a less-is-more approach to its IP, this pen-and-paper adaptation is a bit of a dud.
The lack of any true narrative makes Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight feel like half of a complete game. The half it presents is done quite nicely.
PC gamers could embark on The Long Journey Home last year, but now those on console can join them. RPGamer sees whether it can bring its crew safely back from the cold reaches of space.
Fans of SRPGs have a new option to consider in Mercenaries Wings. Rideon and Circle Entertainment's follow up to Mercenaries Saga brings some incremental improvements and branching storylines to the Switch.
Labyrinth of Refrain is a memorable dungeon crawler. Of course, that might simply be down to the way a hundred hours of auto-pilot enemy encounters and seemingly random story events will sear itself into your long-term memory.
The Gwent card game is now fully released, and so is Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales, a single-player campaign based upon it. Though unlikely to convert huge numbers to the card game, it at least provides another engaging tale in the Witcher universe.
A mysterious tower appears in Edo period Japan. A secret team is sent to investigate it and its paranormal origins. Why isn't this game more interesting?
