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Hinomoto just got a lot more chaotic with the arrival of Disgaea 7 Complete. With a significant upgrade to performance and all DLC packed in, Nippon Ichi Software's latest entry in the tactical RPG series feels right at home on the Nintendo Switch 2.
Hinomoto just got a lot more chaotic with the arrival of Disgaea 7 Complete. With a significant upgrade to performance and all DLC packed in, Nippon Ichi Software's latest entry in the tactical RPG series feels right at home on the Nintendo Switch 2.
Digimon Story: Time Stranger is the next big adventure in the popular monster collecting franchise. Unfortunately, some key problems hold it back from greatness.
FuRyu returns to a fairly familiar style of setting with Varlet. Unfortunately, a fairly interesting story and cast are overshadowed by a terrible gameplay loop and completely broken combat balancing.
V-V-V-Victorrrrrrry! Super Robot Wars Y is the latest entry in the long running Super Robot Wars franchise. While the game has a lot for new players to learn, it's an addictive experience all around.
Atelier Resleriana is a visually stunning and excellently crafted RPG that offers a fresh and vibrant experience for both series veterans and newcomers. The game masterfully blends its charming narrative with a polished battle system and a surprising amount of player-friendly features, making it a truly standout title.
The sequel to 2019's Daemon X Machina has some big ideas. Unfortunately, it often fails to execute on them properly.
Something Classic Games returns with a new 16-bit RPG, Quartet. Sporting an intriguing narrative and finely polished gameplay, it demonstrates great knowledge of what made so many fans of classic RPGs, while sporting a few ideas of its own.
In the age of remasters, new audiences are being brought into the fold of classic games every single day. System Shock 2 bucks that trend by appealing to long-time fans, but perhaps few others.
Level 5's Megaton Musashi went through a lot before finally being released worldwide with a story expansion and modes of play added to the package. Ryan McCarthy finds a game that satisfies as a mech action RPG but is held back by unfortunate narrative flaws.
Fondly remembered, OFF is a surrealist, fever dream turn-based RPG that inspired many when it first released. Does this upgrade for modern appeal lose anything in translation or is it still an artistic masterpiece?
FromSoftware shifts focus to a multiplayer-oriented take on the Souls franchise. This first foray into a primarily cooperative mode feels like a rough draft of an ultimately fun experience
