Adam Vitale's Reviews
Returning to the Assassin's Creed series after a decade away, some things seem to never change.
The Outer Worlds - Murder on Eridanos is a sizable DLC offering that exhibits some fun murder-mystery hijinks with the same Outer Worlds flair you've come accustomed to in the rest of the game. With some niggling quest issues and an unsatisfying conclusion, I'm not sure if it is excellent enough to convince players to spend $15 and dust off a game they've already completed more than a year ago, but there's still fun to be had for those looking for more.
A dual pack with a beginner-friendly but sadly boring RPG, along with a much more interesting but less friendly re-release.
A self-contained plot that's more of the same.
A solid introduction to a world that may no longer bed dead, but suffers from overstuffed quest design and mashy combat.
A great looking '2DX' pixel art roguelike, though it feels a little thin.
A unique take on tactical RPGs with an interesting blend of roguelike mechanics. However, not everything comes together well.
This sixth entry into the Paper Mario series is not an RPG, and although some issues linger, it's the best adventure game entry yet.
A simple but solid roguelike, mixed with Tamagotchi systems.
The unique time manipulating tactics make this game an interesting strategy game, but also a somewhat tedious one.
A wonderful JRPG that gets a second chance on a new platform.
An average dungeon crawler that doesn't stand out.
A fine port of a mediocre game. it's great Star Ocean: First Departure is on more platforms, but the game itself doesn't excel.
A wonderfully written dialogue RPG that defies the preconception of what RPGs can be.
This sequel improves upon the original in a few ways but misses the mark elsewhere.
A very ambitious game with thorough lore and interesting characters, although it won't often challenge you if you are familiar with strategy RPGs.
A solid and charming dungeon crawler dedicated to Persona fanservice.
A solid but straightforward indie dungeon crawler.
A solid but basic Mystery Dungeon spinoff of the Final Fantasy series.
A fine finale for the series on 3DS, even if it looks backward more than forward.