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Who wants to be a half-minute hero when you can last the whole sixty seconds? Thankfully, Minit gives you all the time you need to get things done.
There weren't many Game Gear RPGs that crossed the Pacific, but one that made the trip was set in Arabia. Defenders of Oasis isn't a hot topic of conversation today, yet it's still rather interesting to discuss.
There weren't many Game Gear RPGs that crossed the Pacific, but one that made the trip was set in Arabia. Defenders of Oasis isn't a hot topic of conversation today, yet it's still rather interesting to discuss.
Kazuma Kiryu's story finally comes to a close, though there's still time for him to get an additional family member. Are his adventures in babysitting worth the wait?
Ni no Kuni II attempts to offer something for everyone, and while not all of those pieces fit perfectly, things do total up to a net positive. Take a look at how the game comes together and see if this charming adventure might be for you.
Demon Gaze has made the jump to console for its second entry. While the platform options may have expanded, the Vita roots are still fully evident in this dungeon crawler.
Saving the world is all the more important when your clothing allowance is on the line. Will Pokkle get to meet his idol? Will Pipiro get to go on a shopping spree? Find out in Zwei!
Though Tokyo RPG Factory's first offering was a competent game in its own right, it didn't quite hit all of its notes. Does the studio's sophomore effort do a better job on delivering a quality throwback experience?
Here's a Tales game that gets reactions all across the spectrum, though few would say it's among the finest entries of the series. How it comes across today can only be learned by looking at the review.
Capcom hopes to convince the entire world to jump into its Monster Hunter franchise with this latest release. We tackle the biggest, baddest dragons this side of the Ancient Forest to bring you our take on Monster Hunter: World.
Though 2017 was a big year for console releases, PC RPGamers also received plenty of games to enjoy. One such title was Larian Studios' Divinity: Original Sin II, which receives a slightly belated review.
Ubisoft and Nintendo got together to make a crossover. Instead of a platformer, RPGamers get Mario and Rabbids married together with XCOM style combat.
