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12) The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter (Switch 2)
Thoroughly enjoyed heading back into Liberl, the game looks amazing and plays superbly. Very much looking forward to 2nd Chapter.
Thoroughly enjoyed heading back into Liberl, the game looks amazing and plays superbly. Very much looking forward to 2nd Chapter.
November 12, 2025 at 10:24 PM
12) The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter (Switch 2)
Thoroughly enjoyed heading back into Liberl, the game looks amazing and plays superbly. Very much looking forward to 2nd Chapter.
Thoroughly enjoyed heading back into Liberl, the game looks amazing and plays superbly. Very much looking forward to 2nd Chapter.
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As a reminder, if you want to learn more about Inazuma Eleven for Victory Road's launch this week, such as some of the crazy story elements of its previous entries, you can check out our retrospective of the series here -- rpgamer.com/2025/07/a-br...
A Brief History of Inazuma Eleven - RPGamer
Level-5's Inazuma Eleven series marks its return this year with the release of Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road. To gear players up, our latest retrospective looks at the series's history so far.
rpgamer.com
November 11, 2025 at 10:06 PM
As a reminder, if you want to learn more about Inazuma Eleven for Victory Road's launch this week, such as some of the crazy story elements of its previous entries, you can check out our retrospective of the series here -- rpgamer.com/2025/07/a-br...
11) Cairn: Mathair's Curse (PC)
It's a fun retro-style RPG by a solo dev with a neat Scottish flavour. Took me around 30 hours, gameplay perhaps doesn't do anything especially notable, but the setting and story go to interesting enough places to keep it engaging and ticking along.
It's a fun retro-style RPG by a solo dev with a neat Scottish flavour. Took me around 30 hours, gameplay perhaps doesn't do anything especially notable, but the setting and story go to interesting enough places to keep it engaging and ticking along.
October 26, 2025 at 6:35 PM
11) Cairn: Mathair's Curse (PC)
It's a fun retro-style RPG by a solo dev with a neat Scottish flavour. Took me around 30 hours, gameplay perhaps doesn't do anything especially notable, but the setting and story go to interesting enough places to keep it engaging and ticking along.
It's a fun retro-style RPG by a solo dev with a neat Scottish flavour. Took me around 30 hours, gameplay perhaps doesn't do anything especially notable, but the setting and story go to interesting enough places to keep it engaging and ticking along.
10) Varlet (PS5)
It was at least easy to get through it? Otherwise, yeah, it's bad.
In more words: rpgamer.com/review/varle...
It was at least easy to get through it? Otherwise, yeah, it's bad.
In more words: rpgamer.com/review/varle...
Varlet Review - RPGamer
FuRyu returns to a fairly familiar style of setting with Varlet. Unfortunately, a fairly interesting story and cast are overshadowed by a terrible gameplay loop and completely broken combat balancing.
rpgamer.com
October 26, 2025 at 6:31 PM
10) Varlet (PS5)
It was at least easy to get through it? Otherwise, yeah, it's bad.
In more words: rpgamer.com/review/varle...
It was at least easy to get through it? Otherwise, yeah, it's bad.
In more words: rpgamer.com/review/varle...
9) Fate/stay night Remastered (Switch)
A highly enjoyable visual novel, even if I largely already knew the stories from watching animated adaptations some years earlier.
A highly enjoyable visual novel, even if I largely already knew the stories from watching animated adaptations some years earlier.
October 26, 2025 at 6:29 PM
9) Fate/stay night Remastered (Switch)
A highly enjoyable visual novel, even if I largely already knew the stories from watching animated adaptations some years earlier.
A highly enjoyable visual novel, even if I largely already knew the stories from watching animated adaptations some years earlier.
Still a lower total than I'd have liked, but I need to do a bit of catching up on this thread.
8) Quartet (PC)
Quartet is excellent. It's got a very interesting story and the gameplay balance keeps everything ticking along excellently.
Review: rpgamer.com/review/quart...
8) Quartet (PC)
Quartet is excellent. It's got a very interesting story and the gameplay balance keeps everything ticking along excellently.
Review: rpgamer.com/review/quart...
Quartet Review - RPGamer
Something Classic Games returns with a new 16-bit RPG, Quartet. Sporting an intriguing narrative and finely polished gameplay, it demonstrates great knowledge of what made so many fans of classic RPGs...
rpgamer.com
October 26, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Still a lower total than I'd have liked, but I need to do a bit of catching up on this thread.
8) Quartet (PC)
Quartet is excellent. It's got a very interesting story and the gameplay balance keeps everything ticking along excellently.
Review: rpgamer.com/review/quart...
8) Quartet (PC)
Quartet is excellent. It's got a very interesting story and the gameplay balance keeps everything ticking along excellently.
Review: rpgamer.com/review/quart...
Oof, sadly can't say I'm surprised. Had hopes it might manage to join The Caligula Effect 2 on initial announcement, but quickly saw it wasn't the same studio.
August 27, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Oof, sadly can't say I'm surprised. Had hopes it might manage to join The Caligula Effect 2 on initial announcement, but quickly saw it wasn't the same studio.