RPG Fan's Reviews
It's a visual novel from an established Japanese studio, complete with a shooting minigame.
Tardy's uncomfortable sci-fi atmosphere and beautiful pixel visuals are the biggest successes for this otherwise by-the-numbers adventure game.
Nightshade is an excellent shinobi-focused otome game with strong character development and growth.
In this way, I would argue Left Alive is the purest survival game ever: if you can play to the end, you can survive anything.
A quick, breezy throwback to some classic 8-bit RPGs with a few fun twists thrown in.
With a slow start, Life is Strange 2 is finally starting to ramp up.
A top-notch strategy RPG that should definitely appeal to genre fans who've enjoyed games like Final Fantasy Tactics, Fire Emblem, or Summon Night.
Arcade Spirits's warm heart can be felt under its clumsy exterior.
VA-11 HALL-A is an exciting experiment that I hope can be built upon further with the sequel.
The use of shock often associated with the Saw franchise would be a fair comparison to how Zanki Zero successfully generates an emotional response. If that's your thing, you'll likely have a great time. But if you were hoping for a more psychologically deep experience, it's not to be found here, just like Sho's sense of decency.
With the additional features, and the ability to take it on the go, this is the best way to experience Final Fantasy VII.
SteamWorld Dig 2 took everything great about the original and improved upon it. Let's hope the same happens with SteamWorld Quest, should it get a sequel.
Overdose is certainly the strongest and most improved version of Caligula Effect out there, but I still have a hard time recommending it.
A worthwhile excursion, Pathway's unrealized potential hurts my heart.
This is a challenging and fun roguelike with polished gameplay mechanics.
A good final DLC episode for Final Fantasy XV, although it's not without its blemishes.
Probably better off pulling up the cutscenes on YouTube.
For something that you can fit into a long lunch break, Florence is a beautiful and memorable story that has stuck with me ever since I finished it. I laughed and cried along with Florence as she made her way through life, and it helped me get through some particularly tough times. The developers at Mountains have done a phenomenal job at elevating an everyday story to a beautiful, whimsical and sometimes sad adventure, and they’ve reminded me that if things don’t work out, there’s always something else to look forward to.
NieR: Automata is a true masterpiece; the new content just strengthens an all-time classic.
Yakuza Kiwami is a fantastic remake that effortlessly immerses you in the world of Kamurocho, Tokyo.