RPG Fan's Reviews
Pirated Code: Admin Edition is yet another solid title in both the Switch’s and Steam’s impressive visual novel lineups, and I’m glad that it’ll be coming to Xbox and PlayStation platforms, too, so that more people hopefully get the chance to try it out. It is a charming, touching sci-fi story with surprising depth and unlockable content, even with its shorter length. You might end up playing it in its entirety in a single day, but it will be an enjoyable day if the story resonates with you!
Chronicles of Tal'Dun: The Remainder is a hauntingly powerful visual novel experience.
Titan Station is a brief yet enjoyable immersive sci-fi graphic adventure.
Hilariously creative yet will also push the boundaries of what others find palatable.
A few improvements and some stellar battle scenarios in the second Mario + Rabbids make it a Mario party worth attending.
La Pucelle: Ragnarok offers plenty of tactical depth and whimsical charm while serving as a great look back at Nippon Ichi Software's history before Disgaea.
An excellent snack-sized title for fans of Shakespeare, magical girls, or JRPGs in general.
Star Ocean: The Divine Force is a return to greatness thanks to a new and exciting spin on the action RPG combat the series is known for, the endearing dual protagonists, and a solid story that manages to dodge the pitfalls of its predecessors.
Shadows Over Loathing absolutely refines the formula of the Loathing series and serves as a more accessible but still clever alternative to older humorous adventure games.
The Tactics Ogre series has been dormant for a long time, but if this remaster is anything to go by, Square Enix still has total confidence in their IP. I cannot hesitate to recommend this game to fans of SRPGs, and it's accessible enough for newcomers to dive right in.
An adorable and unique otome game experience.
Folks who enjoy lower-shelf humor will find much to enjoy here. Turn your brain off and you may find some fun to be had.
This game misses on many fronts and its tiring main mechanic leaves little else to enjoy.
SD Gundam Battle Alliance is a wonderful gift to fans, but solo players will have to look past the grind to see the shine.
An overall impressive port of one of the best games in the medium.
Ghost Song blends common gaming elements with strange surprises, and the end result is certainly more than the sum of its parts.
Manafinder is charmingly engaging game.
Overall, despite some questionable design elements, Batora: Lost Haven is a solid action RPG once given time to properly gel.
There's a lot of promise in the game's premise but it's still a glitchy mess that drags on from slow gameplay with minimal difficulty.
While it's not a bad game out of the gate, some people may not have the patience to see Triangle Strategy at its finest during the latter half of the game.