How do we stop corporations from destroying community spaces? We find like-minded individuals to help fight back! In Bit Egg’s hidden object game Lost and Found Co. players will be searching for lost people’s property and also spreading love to within the community.
NINJA SYSTEM ACTIVATE! Homura: The Crimson Warriors is the latest historical drama from developer Otomate to see Western release. But did Sam Wachter find swoon-worthy romances worth kicking her feet over? Or did she find herself entangled in a bloody war with some ninja hotties?
The Xeno- series has had one of the the more unique evolutions for an RPG franchise. Join RPGamer as we help you figure out Where to Start with this beloved series.
It’s a new year of backlog busting, and this gal has some big goals! January to March offered an interesting variety of completed titles, but were they good? Let’s find out.
What happens when you put together a plucky princess with a mysterious power and five handsome gentlemen? You get Otomate’s Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights! But is this title a lucky gem or a tragic mess?
It’s time to wrap up the last chunk of games Sam played for Backloggin’ the Year. Check out if she completed her personal challenges and which games for the Fall months were her favourites.
With the Legend of Zelda series covering nearly forty years of games, it was prudent to split our latest Where to Start? feature into a couple of parts. In this second part, we take at look at the series’ entries released since 2006.
The Legend of Zelda series has been thriving since 1986, and RPGamer is here to help digest the full set of titles across almost forty years of history in our next Where to Start? feature. The first part covers games from 1986 to 2006.
We’ve all heard strange conversations on public transportation before. But what happens when these conversations blur the lines between fact and fiction? Lindsay Mansfield’s Melbourne: Route 96 asks those tough questions and more in its short little package.
With the holiday season upon us, the RPGamer staff decided to share some of their favourite budget RPGs. We’re here to share some of my favourites that won’t break your bank account!
Summer has come and gone, but video games were still played and enjoyed. Let’s see what Sam knocked out of her backlog from July to the end of September.
Who doesn’t love a good remake? The RPGamer staff share some of their favourite games that they feel deserve the remake treatment.
Who doesn’t love browsing a bookshop? In Tiny Bookshop, you can achieve the dream of a bookseller on wheels, recommending great books at bargain basement prices. $1 a book in this economy? What a steal!
We have reached the end of July! Did staff complete their chosen titles? Find out in our #JRPGJuly final wrap up!
#JRPGJuly has gotten through its third week. Let’s see how much progress the RPGamer staff is making with their games.
The first week of #JRPGJuly is in the books. Let’s see how things are starting out for the RPGamer staff with their chosen games.
We kick off another #JRPGJuly, our month-long community game-along! To kick things off, the RPGamer staff shares what they are planning to play for this celebration of all things JRPG.
Spring hikes and sweet romances were in the air for Sam during this backloggin’ session. But did she have enough time to knock items out of her backlog?
Are the floor and ceiling longing for each other? Did the washer and dryer break up again? These are just some of the soap operas that players will encounter in Sassy Chap’s wild sentient object dating sim, Date Everything!
Can love happen on the battlefield? Idea Factory International has brought a once Japan-only Vita title to Nintendo Switch so audiences could feel the heartache. Why? Because love is a battlefield… cue Pat Benatar!
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