The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a charming fantasy adventure that combines beautiful world design, solid combat, and engaging exploration into a package that’s easy to recommend.
Octopath Traveler Zero does have some issues, yet it’s still so damn addictive. Stronger storytelling, a unified thematic vision and an even more tactical combat system make this the most purposeful Octopath yet, even if its mobile phone game remnants drag things down.
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For a game that was released all the way back on the SNES in 1996, Super Mario RPG has held up exceedingly well.
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It’s been seven years since the last mainline entry in the series, but the wait for Final Fantasy XVI has undoubtedly been worth it.
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It’s only made a handful of changes over the original, but Octopath Traveler II is a 60-100 hour journey that’s well worth experiencing.
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Taking heavy inspiration from Final Fantasy VII remake, Crisis Core Reunion’s combat and camera are now significantly more free-flowing.
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Valkyrie Elysium is a decent action RPG, but it’s combo-based combat grows stale several hours before the credits roll.
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The DioField Chronicle features a distinct mix of real-time strategy and tactical turn-based combat that allows for some cool-looking combos and setups which are ultra-addictive to pull off.
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The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story is perfect for those in the mood for a corny, yet surprisingly deep narrative.
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Babylon’s Fall features the shell of a Platinum Games release, however, it doesn’t go anywhere beyond that.
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