RPG Fan's Reviews
Despite some pacing issues early on, The Fruit of Grisaia is an unforgettable experience, and a hallmark of romance visual novels.
Great for strategy RPG fans who want something more.
Layton's Mystery Journey is a mediocre game at best, with uneventful mysteries and anticlimactic plot twists. As a returning veteran, it almost doesn't feel like a Layton game at all.
Undoubtedly one of the titans of modern RPGs, but not without flaws.
A sizable new adventure for Aloy in a frozen wilderness that gives Horizon fans more of what they love.
An utterly dissatisfying waste of a game.
Golf Story is well worth the addition to every Switch owner's library. Its zany cast, easy-to-grasp gameplay, and wonderful art design make for an incredibly rewarding experience.
Monster Hunter Stories is a Monster Hunter game distilled down to a more simple level, but still retains what makes the games fun.
Episode Four improves on its predecessor in most ways and sets the stage for an explosive finale.
An honest insight into the tragedy of loss and growth in youth.
Nights of Azure 2 was the chance to improve on its predecessors potential, but it completely drops the ball.
Tons of new content added to a game that already has a ton of content. Praise Joko! You buy?
A heart-wrenching tale that would have been better off as a film than a video game.
An excellent follow-up to 2014's The Stick of Truth, but with some positive gameplay changes and less consistent storytelling.
A challenging yet accessible dungeon crawler that rewards thoughtful party construction and thorough exploration.
A fantastically grim fantasy experience slightly soured by porting issues.
Bad Apple Wars' lean tale of passionate teenage love in purgatory is, in a word, fine. But "fine" doesn't leave a lasting impression.
There's a bud of good ideas present in Blue Reflection. Unfortunately, it spectacularly fails to blossom.
This is without a doubt the definitive version of Trails of Cold Steel.
Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth is a beautiful conclusion to a 14-year long narrative. While it still has its flaws, it is a journey worth seeing through to the end.