Mohamed Lamine Coulibaly
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Tainted Grail: Conquest is a roguelite deckbuilder that combines its gameplay loop with a multi-layered story. The slow and steady approach wins out and makes the game well worth a look.
An evil oil company has intruded in the forest and upset the locals. Fortunately for them, turns out being a werewolf is a big boon when they decide to fight back.
Subaru’s mission in a new Re:ZERO story is to find the fake royal candidate. Are the new characters and story enough to make the game a royal gaming candidate, or does the lack of interactivity make it a fake one?
Dusk Diver takes a few inspirations from Persona and Yakuza in an action RPG set in the Ximending district of Taipei, Taiwan. It's easy to dismiss it as an also-ran but it has a low-key charm that makes it a pleasant experience while it lasts.
Gimme an R! Gimme an I! Gimme an N! Gimme a G! What's that spell? A high-quality workout game with tons of variety that actually makes you sweat and love every minute of it.
Remnant: From the Ashes came out of nowhere but quickly managed to leave an impression. Fortunately, it's a good one.
This is the second in our pair of reviews for The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. If you’re curious to see the thoughts of someone who played the original Game Boy title, this review is for you.
Utawarerumono Zan sees Tamsoft and Aquaplus attempt to add some Musou to the series. It's an idea that has worked for others, and RPGamer discovers whether that is the case here.
With an engaging battle system, deeply customizable job system, and beautiful visuals and graphics, Octopath Traveler has a lot of wonderful parts. Does the total game exceed the sum of those parts or somehow fall short?
ToeJam & Earl & Lewanda & Latisha are trapped on Earth. Getting back to Funkotron will require a box of tomatoes, a few pairs of strap-on wings, and some serious (more or less) teamwork.
This ascension feels more like a descent into madness. A return to the Styigan Abyss is not a journey to be recommended.
Kadokawa Games' follow-up-slash-spin-off to El Shaddai takes things in a rather different gameplay direction. Though the spirit-summoning dungeon-crawler invites some obvious comparisons, there are enough distinguishing elements to make it worth a look.
