Alex Fuller
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Lies of P: Complete Edition brings the acclaimed soulslike to Nintendo Switch 2. Containing the full game and its Overture, it does so to great success.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword revives a long-dormant franchise that's been out of commission for two decades. In a triumphant return, it blazes onto the scene with deliberate, exciting combat and a gorgeous, immersive, and authentic Japanese setting.
Star Wars Zero Company proves that Star Wars and tactical RPGs are a perfect match. The excellent combat and memorable cast make this an easy recommendation for strategy fans.
Brigandine has returned with its newest entry, Adglobe's Brigandine: Abyss. There are some janky mechanics still present, but can its unique brand of tactical gameplay still capture the hearts of RPGamers?
Hatchery Games' debut release, Voidling Bound, is a creature collector blended with third-person shooter gameplay. The game offers an inventive twist on the creature collector and is worth checking out.
Cygames' Granblue Fantasy: Relink has returned with a major expansion, Endless Ragnarok. How well does it expand the wonderful multiplayer combat of the original and does it drastically increase the difficulty?
RedSaw Games and Logoi Games put a spin on farming sim RPGs with side-scrolling exploration and vertical farm-building. A strong amount of depth and charming presentation help make for another strong entry in the budding genre.
Beast of Reincarnation's greatest strength is its sense of exploration, with excellent traversal and a beautifully atmospheric world. Although its story and technical issues prevent it from reaching greater heights, Game Freak delivers a solid action RPG with plenty of potential.
Culdcept Begins offers a vibrant hybrid of board game and monster-battling concepts, but it struggles to find its own identity. Its shallow narrative and over-reliance on randomness prevent it from standing out.
Echo Generation 2 bravely breaks the mold of its turn-based predecessor. While this may leave some players wanting, it mostly sticks the landing with a new combat system and some lofty narrative ambitions.
ACE Entertainment's Tales of Seikyu adds to the cozy life sim RPG offerings available for RPGamers. While perhaps lacking anything to make it fully stand out, it nonetheless offers a charming and overall enjoyable experience.
This leaves Cassette Boy as a brilliant concept held in a flawed shell. The perspective-based puzzle mechanics are clever and well-explored, providing a real sense of satisfaction as when those solutions click and the full potential of snapping objects in and out of existence is realized.
