Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout Review (Switch)
When all is said and done, Atelier Ryza offers a magical, slow-paced, feast for the eyes that isn’t lacking in heart.
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Destiny Connect Review (Switch)
The Tick Tock Travelers is an entry level RPG at heart, but it also provides plenty of depth for veterans of the genre.
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation Review (Switch)
Dragon Quest III on Switch, while not completely free of faults, is still a journey well worth taking.
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line Review (Switch)
Though not in its purest form, Dragon Quest II for Switch provides a bite-sized, reasonably challenging adventure that may very well be worth your time.
Dusk Diver Review
Stylish, snappy, and no slouch when it comes to content, this Action RPG is firing on all cylinders… most of the time.
Call of Cthulhu Review (Switch)
Dive off into the depths of madness with this compelling, Lovecraftian RPG.
Puzzle Quest: The Legend Returns Review (Switch)
Does Puzzle Quest on Switch end up feeling like more of the same, or is that enough to satisfy a puzzle fiend?
A Knight’s Quest Review (Switch)
A Knight’s Quest doesn’t hide its inspiration, but in spite of some flaws and odd pacing issues, it is certainly a journey worth taking.
River City Girls Review (Switch)
River City Girls feels like a genuine return to an experience that, three decades prior, played an integral role in kick-starting my love for the RPG genre.
Archlion Saga Review (Switch)
In Archlion Saga, KEMCO and Hit Point Co set out to create a self-aware budget RPG that strips away the fluff, getting to the core of the RPG experience.
Grandia (Grandia HD Collection) Review (Switch)
Grandia’s lighthearted approach to the JRPG genre makes a heavy impact even 20 + years after its initial release.
Lost Castle Review (Switch)
Amidst an ever-increasing pile of roguelikes on the Nintendo Switch comes Lost Castle. A new-to-Switch title that boasts 150+ weapons, 80+ items, randomly generated everything, and four-player co-op. Sadly, it almost feels like I’ve heard all of this before.