RPG Fan's Reviews
This game is Fifty Shades of Grey meets a harem anime.
Ashes of Ariandel is light on content, but still likely to please Dark Souls III fans.
Tokyo Babel could've been so much better, but it tries so hard to be epic only to result in an overlong and boring narrative.
This nostalgia-fueled collectathon is a pleasant, if juvenile, tour of Final Fantasy's greatest hits.
More than the sum of its parts and an improvement on both previous entries, easily the best episode in the series so far.
Definitely worth your time and the few bucks it'll cost you, as long as you're willing to forgive a few dated elements.
Only for the most devoted roguelike fans who want a quick fix.
With a lengthy adventure full of memorable story moments, Dragon Quest VII deserves a spot in every 3DS owner's library.
Come on, just play it already (you probably already have it on Steam!).
Virginia is an intensely intimate, powerful and thought-provoking experience masquerading as an homage to supernatural detective thrillers, and it is one of the most important games of 2016.
Minecraft: Story Mode feels like it tip-toed off stage and isn't available for autographs after the show.
A decent visual novel that could have been better with a little more polish and attention to detail.
Definitely the best of the entire series, as it should be.
One of the best RPGs in recent years nearly ruined by an awfully placed and paced epilogue.
With Muv-Luv, you either go big or you go home. If you can truck through the first half of the game you're in for a treat, otherwise be prepared for the worst.
Episode 2 doesn't bring anything new to the table, instead opting to improve on the previous episode in terms of plot and pacing.
Replayability is great if you don't mind grinding a little.
The game has its positives, but it doesn't stand out from the thick crowd of Vita dungeon-crawlers.
A worthy entry in the Deus Ex series that will please fans of Human Revolution, but the story may leave you wanting more.
Mandatory Happiness is a compelling cyberpunk visual novel in its own right, though one that never reaches the heights of the anime it's based on.