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What happens when you blend ideas from Zelda, Castlevania, and Dark Souls into one single video game? Well, Mina the Hollower certainly pays homage to those franchises, but also burrows its way into a gaming experience that RPGamers will find enjoyable as it creates its own legacy.
Kingdom’s Return: Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster is a remake of an older mobile game. In adopting a "less is more" approach, however, Inti Creates fails to embrace a key characteristic: player immersion.
Studio Aurum crafts a relentlessly oppressive world filled with violence and hundreds of wild monsters. With a diverse, wide array of creatures and spectacular presentation, Monster Crown: Sin Eater is a standout monster taming RPG.
Team Ninja takes a bold step into open-world design with Rise of the Ronin, set against the turbulent Bakumatsu era. While its combat remains strong, repetitive structure and a sprawling, unfocused story keep it from rising above its peers.
Adol is a pure-hearted adventurer that persists even through a bout of amnesia. Can Nihon Falcom's Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta stick in players mind, or will exploring this uncharted forest be one of Adol's more forgetful adventures?
Seismic Squirrel's Aether & Iron takes players to an alternate decopunk 1930s New York City. Despite some issues, its interesting mix of ideas and largely well written narrative ultimately makes for a pleasurable experience.
Pragmata initiates launch, rocketing into the stars with its thrilling hybridized combat and gorgeous presentation. Featuring the lovable dynamic duo of Hugh and Diana, it offers a short, engaging, and emotionally moving experience.
With gods and goddesses galore, Hades II returns to the chthonic abyss as Underworld Princess Melinoë. Sporting outstanding presentation and exciting action combat, it makes for a heart pounding and engaging adventure on the path to slay Time Titan Chronos.
Lady Étrange von Rosenburg loves sweets. Unfortunately, Etrange Overlord risks leaving a sour taste in players' mouths.
The story of the continent of Teer Fradee isn't quite finished. Developer Spiders takes us back to before it all started, this time to see through the eyes of the island's natives.
People of Note takes center stage, ready to show off its musical prowess and measured, thrilling turn-based combat. Hitting every note, music lovers and RPGamers won’t want to miss out on this indie gem.
Pokémon Pokopia, co-developed by Game Freak and Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force, is the first spin-off of its kind in the Pokémon franchise. Brimming with ambition and beautiful Pokémon, does the game find a home in the flourishing cosy life simulator landscape?
