Ryan Radcliff
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The Fate series makes its debut on the Switch. Although at first glance it may seem like a Dynasty Warriors clone, Fate/EXTELLA LINK adds to the tried-and-true formula by speeding up the combat, adding more moves, and polishing gameplay.
While many more years will likely go by before the remake of Final Fantasy VII comes out, a slightly enhanced version of Final Fantasy IX is available now on consoles. Do touched-up character models and combat cheats make a twenty-year-old game new again?
Spike Chunsoft's newest title sees it teaming up with Lost Dimension developer Lancarse for dungeon-crawler Zanki Zero: Last Beginning. Its hypothetical advances in cloning technology certainly come with caveats, not least the end of the world.
CrossCode may not be the most original game on the market in its quest to emulate SNES classics. However, it innovates in ways that feel natural.
It's 1918 and vampires are in. In London, that is. Is their return a triumphant one? Or will Vampyr be relegated to the history books?
Hand of Fate 2 is an accurate and bold recreation of a fantasy card game. However, authenticity aside, it jars as a video game due to its insurmountable randomness.
RPGamers in North America and Europe have certainly had a decent serving of God Eater titles this year. We see if God Eater 2: Rage Burst leaves an appetite for even more.
The Shiren series makes its return to the west on the Vita. Find out if it was worth the wait with this review which was, sadly, not randomly generated.
Coming off the E3 show floor, amid all the flashy bits and games vying for presence, a little RPG from Square Enix's Tokyo RPG Factory commanded a lot of attention. Now, on the other side of the twenty-or-so-hour game, it seems as though those cursory comparisons were a bit misleading...
Since the land being fought over in this game was once an empire instead of a kingdom, one could argue that its title is inaccurate. Though even if it was a republic or a theocracy, the quality of its tactical action wouldn't change. Time to put things down!
Sega released quite possibly the best Christmas gift for editor Sam Wachter. It may involve hostess clubs, bicycle murder, and... dance battles? Bless you, Sega. Bless you!
The End has decided to destroy the world. As one might expect, the world is somewhat against this and sends in players to deal with this threat with ten allies, but how will traitors in the ranks affect things?
