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Geralt of Sanctuary

is the ultimate JRPG fantasy from Atlus

is the ultimate JRPG fantasy from Atlus

When I think about what I like most about JRPGs in general, my mind tends to conjure up small static images, often remembering a related musical theme and paying attention to the details of the pixel art or character design and monsters . A bit of the same thing happens to me with Shin Megami ...

Geralt of Sanctuary

is the ultimate JRPG fantasy from Atlus

is the ultimate JRPG fantasy from Atlus

When I think about what I like most about JRPGs in general, my mind tends to conjure up small static images, often remembering a related musical theme and paying attention to the details of the pixel art or character design and monsters . A bit of the same thing happens to me with Shin Megami ...

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Bloomtown: A Different Story: Demon Americana JRPG available

Bloomtown: A Different Story: Demon Americana JRPG available

Demon Americana: Adventure JRPG Bloomtown: A Different Story is released today for PC and consoles Publisher Twin Sails Interactive and developers Lazy Bear Games (the team behind Graveyard Keeper and Punch Club) and Different Sense Games today release the indie JRPG Bloomtown: A Different Story on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, ...

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Cyberpunk makes moves in the new rhythm JRPG ‘Keylocker’

Cyberpunk makes moves in the new rhythm JRPG ‘Keylocker’

Subscribe to Nintendo life on YouTube778k Developer Moonana Games and publisher Serenity Forge have officially launched Keylocker — a cyberpunk beat-keeping JRPG — on Change eShop. This one takes place in the dystopian cityscape of Saturn (enough of cyberpunk?), where a corrupt government has banned all music. You’ll play as B0B0, a singer/songwriter determined to ...

The new Wizardry remaster is a historical must-play for JRPG fans

The new Wizardry remaster is a historical must-play for JRPG fans

When game director Hidetaka Miyazaki tried to explain his then new game Demon Souls for the masses, he chose another game as a reference point: the classic Dungeons & Dragons-inspired role-playing game sorcery. FromSoftware wanted to “bring back the fun and charm of a classic role-playing game using the latest technology available,” Miyazaki told Famitsu ...