RPG Fan's Reviews
A new direction for Aveyond that could divide fans.
A fun place to spend 60 hours or so.
Between its excellent dialogue, enchanting visual design and care handling delicate subject matter, Firewatch is one of my favorite narrative experiences of 2016 so far.
Recommended to those seeking an RPG that is light in all senses of the word.
Darkest Dungeon is fantastic for the first twenty or so hours.
More of the same just isn't good enough.
Another compelling visual novel from MoaCube.
Final Fantasy Explorers offers a lighter alternative to players intimidated by Monster Hunter, but know going in that it's a very light experience indeed.
An extremely personal game which confronts cancer head on, it shines brightest when telling its story and examining the effects of grief.
Blade & Soul's combat system is a huge breath of fresh air in the MMO market.
A good game that retreads a lot of old ground and uses its last few hours to squander the good will it's earned up until then.
Holiday Star is possibly the only game that contains a pheasant weaponizing the delusional fervor of otaku. Established birdie lovers will find a lot to love in Holiday Star, but fledglings should start with the prequel.
Hatoful Boyfriend isn't just quirky and bizarre, it's also the smartest visual novel you've never played.
Brings the incredibly fun PC-style RPG experience to your console: co-op, physics, and bugs intact.
If you like traditional JRPGs but Trails in the Sky was a little too dated for you, Cold Steel is exactly what you've been looking for.
Intended for kids.
A content-rich sci-fi adventure that diverges from its predecessor in unexpected but delightful ways.
Intended for kids.
A great first expansion for an already robust and fun MMO.
Once you get over the fact that it�s not Pokémon, Yo-Kai Watch is sure to delight adventuresome types looking for a good laugh.