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The 90s were a beautiful time for frenetic cartoons, colorful characters, and vampire-slaying. Now here's a game that brings all this together with new-20s sensibilities and humor. It's a bloody good time.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are sewer surfing for trouble as they search to rescue Splinter in this action roguelike, which recently arrived on Switch. Fans of the turtles and roguelikes are in for a shell of a good time.
Killing gods is hardly something RPGamers are unfamiliar with. Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is perhaps slightly different by making that the goal from the outset, however.
Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail faces the tough task of following up its predecessors while starting a brand new story arc. After taking a little while to get going, the expansion shows the game still has plenty of life left in it yet.
'90s kids take note: Echo Generation answers the question of what would happen if The X-Files invaded small-town America. With impressive presentation values to boot, it's an entertaining blast from the past worth checking out.
Welcome to Sand Land, a world where water is difficult to come by and Mad Max weirdos are out to cause havoc. Did Sam Wachter survive her visit to Sand Land? Or was she crushed by a Jump Bot?
Monster Hunter Stories 2 has been released on PlayStation 4. Sam Wachter reports back on her adventures on Hokolo Island!
The Legends of Heroes series starts its extended stay in the Republic of Calvard with Trails through Daybreak. The combination of a new cast, new settings, and revamped combat works wonders at moving the series forward while offering a new jumping-on point.
The skies are red, the land is floating above a ruined world, and very little is what it seems. All in a day's work in Dread Delusion, an RPG that begs to be seen.
The cuteness of Monster Hunter Stories returns remastered for PS4, Switch, and PC. This turn-based RPG offers joyful hours in an adventure full of love, friendship, and colorful Monsties you can even ride.
Spitfire Interactive marks its debut with superhero tactical RPG Capes. While it aims to be in the big hero leagues, the game fits more in sidekick territory.
SaGa Emerald Beyond is the latest entry in Sqare Enix's long running off-beat RPG series. Does this latest entry make it more accessible, or is it yet another obtuse oddity?
