Tactics Ogre: Reborn Review (Switch)
Matsuno-san’s 1995 classic tactical RPG has been trimmed up and repolished for the modern era, and remains an essential part of any TRPG fan’s collection.
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Sea Horizon Review (Switch)
A plethora of team-building options and solid dice-based design help this roguelike stand out from the crowd.
Live A Live Review (Switch)
Don’t let its 30-year absence from the global market deceive you, Live A Live is a hidden gem on the Nintendo Switch.
I Was a Teenage Exocolonist Review (Switch)
I Was a Teenage Exocolonist is an engaging narrative RPG where you can boost your stats, make friends, and explore through several routes as you grow.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero Review (Switch)
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero is an amazing JRPG with great combat, writing, and music that shouldn’t be overlooked.
No Place for Bravery Review (Switch)
Can a game that’s all about fighting and killing… be a critique of fighting and killing? This one is.
The Sealed Ampoule Review (Switch)
While The Sealed Ampoule deserves some merit for its unique, trippy take on the roguelite, it is ultimately held back by some questionable gameplay design.
Pac-Man World Re-Pac Review (Switch)
A 3D platformer starring Pac-Man that’s listed as an RPG (in Asia)? Let’s find out how this remake fares and whether its genre labeling holds water!
Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim Mini Review (Switch)
Love is in the air in this cute, personality-quiz-filled experience that is Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim.
Overrogue Review (Switch)
If KEMCO’s usual brand of approachable JRPG goodness is up your alley, then this might be a decent introduction to deck-building roguelikes.
SD Gundam Battle Alliance Review (Switch)
SD Gundam Battle Alliance is an experience that is perhaps better for fans of the franchise and those who love grinding for materials.
Jack Move Review (Switch)
Jack Move’s fresh, dystopian cyberpunk adventure offers a quick and merciful reprieve from the genre’s exhaustive trappings.
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