RPG Fan's Reviews
If you are looking for a nostalgia rush and an easy-going game, Bit Orchard: Animal Valley is for you.
Great writing and endearing characters are the highlight of this charming, dark horror RPG, though the poor performance of the Switch port makes this the worst version of the game by far.
It’s a little rough around the edges, but Swansong can still satisfy your craving for a vampire narrative RPG set in the World of Darkness.
Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers is a solid addition to any visual novel fan's lineup!
This multi-generational mystery is one worth solving.
Though Guild Wars 2: End of Dragons lacks a standout feature, it makes up for this with oodles of quality content and several smaller, well-executed new additions.
Overboard! is an outstanding time-loop game that challenges you to think like a crafty murderer out of an Agatha Christie novel!
start;again is a short but ultimately satisfying and complete VN experience.
While Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising may simply serve as an appetizer for Hundred Heroes for some, its excellent writing and characters, fun exploration, and fantastic sense of community make it worth playing regardless of its status as a "prequel."
A flawed, yet beautiful, tale of a mother and her son.
Triangle Strategy is challenging without being off-putting, offering players the freedom to experiment with its unique systems all while conveying a remarkable, replayable narrative.
Starting a new story arc in an MMO is no easy feat, but Final Fantasy XIV does a fantastic job setting the stage for a new adventure in patch 6.1.
Vengeful Heart is a stellar cyberpunk kinetic visual novel.
If you can overlook some flaws, Anuchard is a short and engaging, albeit simple, action RPG adventure.
It's the fantasy Borderlands RPG I never knew I needed in my life.
A perfectly sized, engaging mystery that fans of the Judgment series will love.
Sigh of the Abyss: Shadow Bonds Prologue is a great introductory point.
Chinatown Detective Agency does some things right, but where it fails, it falls hard.
A great, brief Zelda-inspired gameplay experience that is easy to pick up and sink a few hours into for a fulfilling journey that doesn't overstay its welcome.
Don't let NORCO be lost to time: this is a must-play for those who don't mind a depressing tale.