Everyone expects modern MMOs to have a reliable stream of tie-in events, with Square-Enix’s rich, interconnected, and naturally RPG-friendly stable … Read more Continue reading Final Fantasy XIV: All the world’s a stage
As I was filling up my shopping cart with digital copies of old X-COM games to inevitably lose at and … Read more Continue reading The Legacy Realm of Terror: Home is where the horror is
Let’s get the one question on everyone’s lips out of the way before we get started: Fans of dinosaurs – … Read more Continue reading Dinosaur Resurrection: I have some bad news…
R-Type tried to say goodbye for the first time eighteen years ago, the PlayStation 2’s R-Type Final intended to be one last hurrah … Read more Continue reading Review: R-Type Final 2
I first became aware of Chinese/Taiwanese RPGs around fifteen years ago; a few names tied to a smattering of barely-explained … Read more Continue reading Xuan-Yuan Sword 7: The anti-RPG that’s more RPG than most
The “VM” in VM Japan stands for Vantage Master, a very short and sporadic run of tactical fantasy games by Falcom beginning … Read more Continue reading VM Japan: The mystic far east – powered up!
[Before we go any further: If you’ve ever enjoyed any horror title of any sort you really must buy this … Read more Continue reading Devotion
Graphically updating old games must feel a lot like being asked to nail custard to a wall: It’s a lot … Read more Continue reading Panzer Dragoon: Something old, something new, and one dragon who’s very blue
If there’s one thing that’s always the same in every Resident Evil game, it’s change. Capcom’s survival horror series has … Read more Continue reading Resident Evil 7: That is not groovy
Bandai’s WonderBorg is best known as a relatively expensive novelty accessory for the WonderSwan, their fantastic Japan-only handheld. It’s exactly … Read more Continue reading WonderBorg: An electronic sausage
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 