Tag Archives: jrpg

Cris Tales is a stunning old-school JRPG with a unique art style and a captivating time control mechanic, but is hindered by repetitive combat.

Games like Foregone, Disintegration and Genshin Impact were the highlights of my Day 3 at PAX East 2020.

From what I saw in the extended demo at PAX East, this game really tries to break the mold and get more of a mainstream North American audience interested.

Even with all its new mechanics, 'Tales of Xillia 2' is unlikely to win over any new converts, but those who enjoyed the first game will probably enjoy playing through its aftermath.

At over 90 hours of gameplay, this competent HD treatment of the two 'Tales of Symphonia' games is a bargain, but who is it really for?

Xenoblade Chroncles is one of the best RPG's I have played in a decade.

Hours upon hours of J-RPG fun with big-eyed, androgynous caricatures.

Atelier Meruru on the whole, elevates the series and is the swan song of the adventures in Arland.

The pastel anime style graphics and mostly well cast voices flesh out a decidedly girly and sappy tale.

It is Devil Survivor again, but this time it's... overclocked.