RPG Fan's Reviews
Card-en-Ciel spoofs so hard, it spoofs itself, and doesn’t have much left to give after that. There’s plenty of entertainment to be found in the game, but it comes at the cost of not having much to offer as a game experience. While hints of cleverness pop up here and there, they’re scant cover for the emptiness in Card-en-Ciel‘s soul.
Not a perfect remaster, but a worthy graphical upgrade of a fun horror romp with an enticing backstory.
Ys at its finest. A breathtaking action RPG featuring terrific combat and a rich narrative.
An iconic entry in the visual novel genre.
The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is another triumph for Nintendo, an essential game on the Switch, which is absolutely unmissable.
9 R.I.P. is a wonderful supernatural otome VN for those who don't mind a sprinkling of horror with their romance.
Despite odd technical issues, this is another quality Supermassive Games release, though it won't stand out from the herd.
This is Atlus's magnum opus; a truly epic fantasy adventure that excels in every conceivable aspect.
"Beach Episode" demonstrates both the staying power and versatility of the Freebird Games formula, both in terms of narrative pacing and evocative scenario.
Reynatis is a greatly flawed experience that is simultaneously scathing and vapid, gorgeous and murky, and fun and frustrating in practically every element.
Famicom Detective Club’s third entry will sate fans but isn’t compelling enough to bring in new players.
This roguelike heartily embraces trappings of piracy and life on the high seas that flips the traditional pirate ghost story on its head to offer more than appears at first glance.
Although it may not be perfect, Keylocker is an experience unlike many you will find in the genre.
The Nameless: Slay Dragon is a thoroughly robust, entertaining RPG adventure.
It may spread itself a little thin in pulling from so many influences, but Beyond Galaxyland offers a decent story, intriguing graphic design, and compelling combat dynamics.
Oracle of Seasons is a nostalgic game with all the ingredients of an excellent adventure game, but the core season-changing mechanic is not implemented well.
Wannabe detectives and lovers of the occult need to check out The Case of the Golden Idol. Just make sure to play the original PC release.
Castlevania Dominus Collection brings together three classics of the genre that are still worthwhile in a loving, complete package.
A brisk cooperative romp that feels like a sugar high that lasts just as long.
This revamp of The Answer improves the original experience, but that experience still mostly revolves around hours of dungeon crawling.