Latest Reviews
WildArts Studio presents a witty and charming RPG full of character and creativity. But does the game rise to the challenge of is it merely half-baked?
The story of the S.E.E.S. returns revitalized in Persona 3 Reload. Its outstanding presentation and its quality-of-life additions make it the definitive edition of an acclaimed classic.
Fool's Theory is taking players back to Poland in the early 1900s to tackle a family mystery during Russian occupation. Fortunately for them, there's a stable of spirits at their beck and call to lend a hand.
The Shiren the Wanderer series returns with its first brand new entry in over a decade. Are players going to wander into fun, or are they in for randomly generated pain?
After nearly four years, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has arrived. This is the game that delivers on the promise of the Final Fantasy VII remake project.
The original Oceanhorn aimed to send players back to a time when a boy in a green tunic sailed the high seas in search of adventure. But does the game truly have what it takes to be the missing link to a bygone era?
The line between the living and the dead blurs in Don't Nod's newest action RPG. But is its newest title full of life or destined to die a quiet death?
A mobile game turned fighting game and now an action RPG, Granblue Fantasy: Relink takes Gran and his crew on another epic adventure. Thrilling cutscenes, narrative, and action packed combat make this a wonderful, albeit short, experience.
Owlcat Games tries to pull off another engrossing CRPG that encapsulates a beloved tabletop universe. Does Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader’s deep world-building and story-telling do enough to override the multitude of bugs that plague it?
Atlas Wept is a retro-styled humanist adventure bringing a few twists to some classic RPG gameplay. Its dozen hours provide a touching story and worthwhile overall experience.
It's time to trade the neon lights of Japan for the sun and surf of Hawaii. How does Ichiban Kasuga's second adventure fare? It's far-out, dude.
In a year packed with large releases, Atlas Fallen got buried by the competition. But is there actually something to this little, overlooked game?
