Battle Princess of Arcadias Review
Once upon a time, the land of Vertex was a relatively peaceful place to live… at least until a whole bunch of monsters showed up and ruined that. For the humans to survive this sudden threat, armies were amassed to fight ...
Toukiden: The Age of Demons Mega-Review
Back To The Grind, Grind, Grind… You are on patrol, watching over a village of your close friends and, more importantly, some of the last humans on Earth, when a giant beast appears before you; one of the fearsome beings know...
Vita-Exclusive JRPG Demon Gaze Gets April Release Date
Containing classic dungeon crawling and elements similar to those seen in the Persona series – such as forging and maintaining relationships with NPC’s – Demon Gaze has already been doing the rounds in Japan f...
First Trailer for Tales of Zestiria is Revealed
Tales of Zestiria is looking to be another solid entry in the popular JRPG series. What makes this particular title special, though, is a simultaneous Japanese and Western release; a first for the franchise. In the trail...
Agarest: Generations of War Review
Just Another jRPG And not a very good one at that. Agarest: Generations of War from Ghostlight sounded like that answer to many PC gamer’s wishes for more jRPGs, but after a great beginning the game fell prey to repetiti...
Atelier Meruru Plus: Vita Review
A Thousand Words is Not Worth a Pretty Picture Atelier Meruru is a Japanese RPG with a kid-friendly tone and an emphasis on female characters. With that being said, I enjoyed the effort but not the presentation. It’s clear th...
Tales of Xillia Review
Gold AwardA World Worth Saving Ah Japanese RPG’s, a staple of my gaming life. In Japan, the game market is rife with such games (obviously that’s why they’re called JRPG’s), but there’s two major series amon...
The Guided Fate Paradox
From the planning and development team of Disgaea: Hour of Darkness comes a new game in the RPG genre titled The Guided Fate Paradox. The premise of the game is that you are God and you have to guide the fate of your people ...
Time and Eternity Review
The Eternal Battle Time and Eternity was a desperate challenge for me to finish. It was a mix between the constantly repetitive storyline and the complete lack of effort put towards the animations that made this game perhaps on...
