Ratalaika Games and Shinyuden have brought another classic Sega RPG back to life with the release of Vixen 357. While the game hasn’t entirely aged gracefully, it’s a campy and fun romp through mecha history. Bonus points: it’s not Traysia!
The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Just kidding, it’s just the planet Celestia. Bandai Namco has brought back a Tales classic for newcomers to enjoy. But is it easy breezy?
Square Enix has built a juggernaut solely on more content in the Final Fantasy VII world. Does Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion create enough to justify its existence or does it disappoint?
The horror game SOMA implemented something unusual in its genre: Safe Mode, in which the monsters will never kill the player. The paradox is that Safe Mode can potentially make the game scarier.
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Phantom Blade Zero brings players into the dark, wuxia-inspired world of the Wulin. With blisteringly fast, fluid kung fu combat and gorgeous presentation, it forcefully establishes itself as a distinctly excellent, remarkable action RPG.
This one goes out to all the kittypets, the fur-babies, the pampered balls of fluff who catnap and dream of wilder things. There is adventure out in the forest depths, if one is skilled enough to sneak and pounce.
Nippon Ichi Software’s Village in the Shade blends cozy farming sim gameplay with Japanese supernatural horror. Aided by a stellar audiovisual experience and great cast of villagers, it proves to be a recipe for success.
Ratalaika Games and Shinyuden have brought another classic Sega RPG back to life with the release of Vixen 357. While the game hasn’t entirely aged gracefully, it’s a campy and fun romp through mecha history. Bonus points: it’s not Traysia!
A lighter week features reviews for Tales of Eternia Remastered and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion. We also have some more RPG news, which sadly includes the passing of SaGa Localization Director Neil Broadley.
Artifice Studio is providing free DLC for Arthurian medieval Legends of the Round Table. The For Olwen’s Hand DLC draws on the tale of Culhwch and Olwen, and will release next month.
Grinding Gear Games held its ExileCon event this weekend. During the event, it revealed Path of Exile’s new Covens of Umbra expansion, plus more details for Path of Exile 2’s 1.0 launch next month.
Digital Extremes has made Soulframes Preludes open to all. Players can try out freely sign up to try out the game’s early alpha on PC.
Andi is making fake friends and discovering all the shinies. Grammy Sammy is now married to Thor. Kelley dodges the newest Ryan drama by dressing up a full squad of Squirtlakuzas. Oh, and Chris’ butt fell off. #4TheKids
Owlcat Games revealed that Blythe Melin will be taking over as the male protagonist voice for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn. The developer also released a look at the male protagonist’s new default appearance.
Selecta Play is partnering once more with Anima Project. The company will be acting as publisher for action RPG Anima: Song from the Abyss when it releases next year.
Experience Inc. announced that it is bringing Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984 to new platforms in Japan. The dungeon-crawler will arrive on PC, PS4, and PS5 in the country in February.
Square Enix’s SaGa Franchise Localization Director Neil Broadley has sadly passed away. He had prepared a message for series fans after battling with colon cancer for multiple years.
Type-Moon released a new character trailer for Fate/EXTRA Record. The new video introduces Lil’ Ronnie, a strange opposing Servant who wears a clown mask.
Klabater, Good Shepherd Entertainment, and Ice Code Games revealed a console release date for Hard West II. The turn-based tactical RPG will arrive on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S next week.
Another busy release week includes debuts for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake and Crymelight. There are console debuts for Kingdom of Night and Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, plus a number of other new releases.
Electronics Arts has released twenty-five classic titles on Steam. Among those titles are all nine mainline games from the Ultima series, plus the two Ultima Underworld titles.
R-Games provided an official announcement for its pixel-art card-based RPG Astral Dive. The game is currently planned to release next year on PC and consoles.
Wolcen Studio announced a second closed alpha playtest for hack-and-slash action RPG Wolcen 2. The playtest will take place at the end of this month.
Flashlight Games and Death Kumiai released a final trailer for Annihilated. The dark, story-rich RPG is set to arrive on PC via Steam next week.
HoYoverse announced a final closed beta for Honkai: Anima Nexus. The new beta for the creature-collecting title will begin in late November on PC and mobile.
The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Just kidding, it’s just the planet Celestia. Bandai Namco has brought back a Tales classic for newcomers to enjoy. But is it easy breezy?
Square Enix has built a juggernaut solely on more content in the Final Fantasy VII world. Does Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion create enough to justify its existence or does it disappoint?
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