RPG Fan's Reviews
If you're interested in a uniquely told story of macro and micro power struggles, you must be willing to wade through a lengthy series of repetitive battles to get through it.
A reasonable co-op experience for those seeking to do some puzzling with a friend, but not good for much else.
While Lost Epic doesn't fully execute on its ambitious ideas, it's still an enjoyable ride.
Valkyrie Elysium's character action combat and usage of Valkyrie series themes and elements make it an above-average action RPG, but it sometimes lacks ambition.
Aquadine is a thoughtfully soft kinetic visual novel about carrying on and living life true to yourself.
Blood Nova is a great science fiction point-and-click adventure, even for players new to the genre.
Return to Monkey Island returns the series to the highs of the first two games, delivering a hilarious and surprisingly touching story of trying to recapture past glories.
Atelier Ayesha DX is by far the best version of the game to date and a perfect place for newcomers to start.
This game should be tossed into the depths of the titular abyss.
Both a game and a developer to keep an eye on, but maybe wait for a deep sale or substantial updates before you buy The Outbound Ghost.
Lost Judgment's story misses the mark on an important issue. While you can have a lot of fun getting lost in its world, it doesn't pack the punch it wants to.
Touken Ranbu Warriors brings the Touken Danshi to life in a way only possible through musou gameplay, making it a welcome addition to the Touken Ranbu universe.
Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden is a well-polished traditional JRPG experience with a creatively unique presentation and a thoughtful narrative.
Steelrising paves the way for those who want the Soulslike experience without the teeth gnashing.
RuinsMagus is a serviceable option for JRPG fans clamoring for a JRPG in VR, but it fails to live up to the great first impression it makes.
Ni no Kuni II is a wonderful game, but the sacrifices to make it work on Switch and lack of content outweigh the portability factor.
An ideal title for cozy fall weather that doesn't overstay its welcome, won't take itself too seriously, and will remind you that it's nice to be nice.
Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure is a charming and fun little game that looks and sounds great but lacks any challenge or mechanical depth whatsoever.
A young adult mystery surrounding a quaint town that prefers simplicity over ambition.
This long-awaited chapter of the Trails series is absolutely worth your time.