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After a decade, the Shining series returns to North America. Will its return resonate with players, or is it one to refrain from getting too excited over?
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.
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.
Are you ready to traverse through dungeons and make friends with sentient boxes? If so, grab a friend and some ale because you're in for hours of fun and questionable content.
Exploring a magic academy and brawling through some 2.5D dungeons should be a fun time, right? Unfortunately, the magic touch seems to have eluded Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time.
At first glance, Penny-Punching Princess brings back fond memories of classic action RPGs. Heck, having a magic calculator on your side to bribe enemies with is even clever. But then the gameplay's doldrums set in.
Solar Sail Games' Smoke and Sacrifice sets up a dark, post-apocalyptic steampunk world where a mother fights for the life of the child that was stolen from her. Naturally, the next twenty hours should then be devoted to crafting quests.
Masters of Anima brings a ton of creativity to the table. Take the role of Otto, a reluctant would-be Shaper, to save your fiancée Ana, and coincidentally the world, by summoning a never-ending army of guardians in this fresh take on RPG and RTS gameplay.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles initially released for PlayStation 4 and PC last year. With the game now hitting the Switch, RPGamer takes a look at Prideful Sloth's laid-back adventure.
Life is hard on the island of Ditto, what with infestations of monsters and an evil witch who generally enjoys making the inhabitants suffer. Don't worry: if you fail to put an end to Mormo's dastardly reign, it's the innocent island dwellers who are punished with a century of misery,...
The Hundred Knight is back to carry the action RPG mantle for NIS. Can a change in protagonists combined with procedurally generated dungeons breathe new life into this series?
If history has shown anything, it's that the effectiveness of a monarchy varies greatly from one to another. Let's see how Kay Loren fares with his roll of the monarchy dice.
