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Ys: Memories of Celceta – A Traditional JRPG with Less Than Traditional Gameplay
Your eyes slowly open, and you squint until they have adjusted to the dimly lit room you are in. You look around the room and see nothing that looks familiar to you, and the only person in the room is...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel 2 – Who Said JRPGs Were Dead?
When you think about Role-Playing games you think of one main series, Final Fantasy. Well if you thought that Final Fantasy developer Square-Enix was the only company able to make a good role-playing ...
Legrand Legacy Review – Does this Indie JRPG Deliver?
Welcome to our Legrand Legacy: Tale of the Fatebounds review! This game had a lot of hype in the JRPG community due to its awesome art direction and promise of a new take on traditional JRPGs. The q...
Zwei: The Arges Adventure Review – Classic JRPG Goodness Hits the PC
Way back in 2001 Nihon Falcom released the original game named Zwei: Tsuvai!! on the Playstation 2 console. With subsequent releases on the PSP in 2004, and the PC in 2008 all in Japan. After many yea...
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 First Impressions – The JRPG I Wanted and Needed
You could be forgiven if you’re not familiar with Monoliftsoft’s Xenoblade Chronicles X, which came out during the Wii U’s lifespan. While critically praised, due to the lack of pop...
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is looking like the epic JRPG the Switch needs
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is launching on December 1st for the Nintendo Switch. In anticipation of the launch, Ninty put out a massive 15 minute Nintendo Direct detailing all its features – includi...
Lost Sphear is the kind of classic JRPG tribute we should all love
The Tokyo RPG Factory is back at it and they’re ready to work their homage magic once again. The last time around they took a crack at the classic Chrono Trigger with their brilliant tribute, I am Set...
Phantomgate is a Truly Fun JRPG from Netmarble and Level9
It’s rare that one finds a good mobile JRPG, and it’s even rarer when the free ones are fun. I mean, some of you probably tuned out as soon as you got to the word mobile. But I’d thi...