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In a year packed with large releases, Atlas Fallen got buried by the competition. But is there actually something to this little, overlooked game?
Pathea Games returns to its rebuilding post-apocalyptic world with My Time at Sandrock. The game certainly doesn't skimp on the content, making for another pleasing entry in the life sim genre.
A wish of many came true! The legend of the seven stars is back for the Switch in Super Mario RPG Remake. The magic of this turn-based classic is here to captivate more fans with reworked visuals.
The Last Faith marries elements of Metroidvania gameplay with Soulslike combat into an overall package that certainly looks divine. We take a look to see if it's the genre's second coming or just another false idol.
Larian Studios took its time with Baldur's Gate III, and certainly didn't skimp on its content. After taking some time ourselves to fully digest it, we are ready to offer thoughts on the very impressive release product.
Studio Sai's debut is a dating sim action RPG taking place during the apocalypse. Uninspired combat and a drab presentation drag down an intriguing story and a likeable cast.
Star Ocean: The Second Story R had many RPGamers screaming at their TVs with the announcement. But is the game more than a 8 out of 10?
The Phantom Thieves are back for a chibi revolution in Persona 5 Tactica. A solid story and a jazzy soundtrack power up the outstanding battle system of this strategy RPG.
Dave the Diver brings its unique mix of adventure RPG and restaurant management sim gameplay to Nintendo Switch. This underwater adventure is a wonderful achievement from first time developer Mintrocket.
Whether one has experienced the previous iteration a decade ago or is a newcomer, the Lords of the Fallen reboot has plenty to offer. Unfortunately, this includes the jank with the joy.
Like a Dragon: The Man Who Erased His Name brings Kazuma Kiryu back from the dead with a new, unconvincing agent persona. But should Kazuma Kiryu have stayed dead? Sam Wachter shares her thoughts.
Not going to college? Parents got you down? Exes demanding respect? Outerloop Games and Annapurna Interactive introduce players to the world of Thirsty Suitors, a game where being queer and disappointing people is par for the course, and Sam Wachter provides her feedback.
