RPG Site's Reviews
The Longest 5 Minutes sports an interesting presentation to a basic RPG plot, and despite some shortcomings is worth a look.
A lot of work has been put into Final Fantasy XV's 2018 revision, and it's the best version of the game...so far.
Cattle Call tries to make improvements on their previous RPG outing, but not to great effect.
Not only did the uninspired (and downright boring) maps dull my senses, but the glacier pacing left me fighting the urge to take multiple breaks during my coverage. I hate to say it, but you should stay far away from this one - there is very little that is redeeming about The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2.
Thanks to its heartwarming characters, whimsical soundtrack, and gorgeous visuals that are simply a treat to look at, there is much to appreciate in this sequel.
This ambitious title from a new developer impresses, but technical issues hold it up considerably.
The story of Kazuma Kiryu comes to a dramatic and ultimately satisfying close.
This is an example of a sequel that improves upon its predecessor in almost every possible way.
Mercenaries Saga Chronicles offers three SRPGs for the Nintendo Switch, and while they're relatively standard games, there is still fun to be had.
Farewell is a short but sweet episode that allows fans to celebrate the beauty of Life is Strange as the series moves on without Chloe and Max.
Subsurface Circular is a short game, but it's a satisfying title that doesn't overstay its welcome.
It's still one for the fans, but this may be the best adaptation of the license yet.
This transition from 2D to 3D feels clunky and uninspired, but it still has a few bright spots.
An excellent port that makes the PC Version the definitive way to play the game.
Discarding its RPG systems along the way, NT proves to be a formidable fighting game though some of its crucial pillars make it crumble a bit.
Dragon Quest Builders for the Switch is a straight port of previous versions, but the flexibility of the Switch itself makes this the definite way to play.
Final Fantasy XII's PC version is a good port of an excellent game.
While the new story content is largely superfluous, several quality-of-life enhancements work to make a remarkable game even better
Darkest Dungeon is a tough turn-based RPG that does not pull its punches. However, its punishing gameplay has you coming back for more.
It feels like a nice refreshing counterpart to some modern rpgs that treat their quest lists more like chores, but as a complete package, it falls disappointingly short.