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If you're in the mood to massacre venomous spiders, battle vicious trolls, and slaughter helpless boxes, Reckoning gives you plenty of ways to do that. Come and see if this fate is for you.
Dark Souls is a game advertised for its crushing difficulty. Does this action RPG have soul, or is it fit only to be left in the dark?
The best kind of victory dance is one without pants. Find out why you shouldn't be wearing pants either in our review of Dungeon Defenders. In this review, I am not wearing any pants.
Going Down, Down, Down As is often the case with new consoles, it can take a while for RPGs to make their mark on a system. Namco Bandai has beaten many by establishing a relatively early presence on the 3DS...
Skyrim is full of dragons, and it is your job to beat them into submission. But that's not all, as there is so much more to do. The content is never-ending.
Don't need bullion, don't need jewels, don't need no pancakes for penguin fuel. Vampires don't need no blood, that's all a lie. So what then fuels their life? That's the power of sardines.
With the release of its Wii RPG, Monolith Soft has given us a somewhat more literal application of the phrase
Have you traveled across Liberl yet? Well, in case you missed it the first two times, RPGamer is ready to provide yet some more thoughts on XSEED and Falcom's magnum opus.
Two of our reviewers took a crack at the latest title in the Dungeon Siege series. Find out if they both made it through these new dungeons without being eaten by a grue.
We at RPGamer have tirelessly scoured the deepest and darkest dungeons, hunting for the rare and elusive
Kiryu! Kiryu! He's our man, if he can't do it, Saejima can! Saejima, Saejima, he's our dude, if he couldn't do it, Tanimura could! Tani, Tani, he's our guy. If he can't do it, let Akiyama try! Aki, Aki, he's so hot! If he can't do it... well... I guess...
We at RPGamer love BioWare games. Just look at our end of year award features for quick proof. While the blood and guts and boobs and butts were more prevalent in Origins, we found Dragon Age 2 to be the more shallow, vapid game.
