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A squad of undead anime girls band together to find a cure to a deadly virus. Is Undead Darlings: ~no cure for love~ worth the risk of infection?
Feeling trapped? Lord of the Underworld got you down? There's a cure for what ails you and it's one of the best games of the year.
In contrast with games with solemn tones, The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk includes a comedic style and unpredictable characters who question the roots of fantastic stories. Puzzles, strategic battles, quests, and great voice acting are part of this constant and enjoyable satire.
Developer Rogue Factor's next tactical-RPG hopes fun gameplay can carry it through its many stability issues. Too bad it does not.
The Nintendo Switch is only the latest of numerous consoles that Ys Origin has graced. Despite the game's age, it's worth a visit to ancient Ys history.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is an updated version of the GameCube action RPG offering new ways for owners to play together. RPGamer went hands on with the game to see how well it translates to the modern generation.
In the cottage industry of Souls clones, developer Cold Symmetry is throwing its hat in the ring. How does a budget-sized Souls-styled RPG stack up?
Developer Vanillaware returns with a bang. 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim brings both unique combat and storytelling to the table in one of this year's more standout RPGs.
Compile Heart's hybrid visual novel/dungeon runner returns for an all-new story. This time, a new cast of characters investigates strange disappearances at an all-girl's orphanage.
Bombservice's 2D platformer Minoria, part of the decade-long Momodora series, comes with the series' staples. A group of nuns face strange creatures and witches for the sake of Ramezia.
Our series providing audio-visual versions of our written content continues with Anna Marie Privitere’s review of Paper Mario: The Origami King on Nintendo Switch. Though the series has strayed from its more classic roots, there’s enough of a solid base to crease out a niche between action-platformer and RPG.
Giraffe and Annika is a title from indie Japanese developer Atelier Mimina making its console debut after a PC launch earlier this year. As an adventure title, it's not particularly deep, but the wholesome charm it exudes makes it a very pleasant experience.
