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Following the days of Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together and Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions, tactical role-playing games have been out of the spotlight, with only a few games, like the latest Fire Emblem games and The Banner Saga, managing to get some well-deserved recognition. Traditional...
First beginning nearly twenty years ago as a PC-exclusive called The Longest Journey, players have been following the unique tale of parallel worlds of magic and modern industry, with events that link the two together. It wasn’t until 2006 that players were able to wet their appetite once more with...
Logic Artists' made a grand appearance three years ago with the well-received title Expeditions: Conquistador. Expeditions and the developers have now proven to be consistent and adaptable. We've moved away from South America and taken a trip back in time. Now is the time of the Norse, this is Expeditions:...
Syberia 3
13 years is a very long time, and the video gaming world has changed a lot since Kate Walker's escape from the island of Syberia. Fans of the New York lawyer, however, never gave up the hope of seeing their heroine back, and their patience has been rewarded with Syberia...
When I stood up during my first playthrough of What Remains of Edith Finch to refill my water, I realized something; my house is full of stuff. There’s the signed poster hanging in my den, commemorating my first trip to Gamescom, the old martial arts belts that add a bit...
If Persona has been your only experience with Atlus’ RPG output, The Caligula Effect might feel remarkably familiar. With a scenario penned by one of the writers of the original Persona titles, Tadashi Satomi, Caligula’s story delves into the taboos of our society and the desire to do anything that’s...
Little Nightmares is a game that often makes you feel helpless. You play a child in a place she doesn’t belong and everything wants to either kill you or eat you. Despite its darkly whimsical design, this is a game that is always trying to one-up itself in the creepy...
When Dragon Quest Heroes launched it was a fresh take on the Musou/Warriors formula, but ultimately we felt a bit underwhelmed. The Musou gameplay can be loads of fun, but when shoehorned into an RPG format felt tired and boring, not as strategic as an actual RPG, not as much...
Bulletstorm was first released back in 2011 as somewhat of a palette cleanser from the self-serious first-person and cover-based shooters with its own brand of raunchy humor and over-the-top violence.
If there ever was a golden era for Japanese action role-playing games, it definitely was the second half of the 90s, with games such as the Alundra titles, Brave Fencer Musashi, Threads of Fate and many others setting a new bar for the genre. Since then, action role-playing games have...
It’s not unusual to get a sense of familiarity when playing a Nintendo game. Mario’s mug and music are well known, and you’d be hard-pressed to find many people – gamer or no – that don’t recognize his melodies. But this might be the first time I’ve entered into a...
