RPG Articles - Page 91
A gift from the Dragon Balls, or a wish from a Monkey's Paw?
review by George Foster on 20 January, 2020
Answers regarding the elusive Tao Pai Pai Pillar vehicle.
guide by George Foster on 18 January, 2020
Time travel saves the day yet again.
guide by George Foster on 18 January, 2020
Impressions from the first 10 hours of gameplay.
preview by George Foster on 16 January, 2020
A wonderful JRPG that gets a second chance on a new platform.
review by Chao Min Wu on 15 January, 2020
An average dungeon crawler that doesn't stand out.
review by Adam Vitale on 15 January, 2020
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's endgame is a completely new beast compared to the basegame, but we've got you covered.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
Iceborne drops you right into Master Rank, which might be difficult for any players returning to the game after a long break. Here's how you can find Purecrystals, an essential ingredient for your first set of Master Rank gear.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
The Boaboa Tribe will be very useful allies once befriended, but getting there might be a little tricky.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
One of Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's first Event Quests is a silly little request to capture some Endemic Life, which will grant you an adorable hat. Here's the best way to tackle it.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's The Guiding Lands doesn't just hold the expansion's endgame, they also hide the adorable Moly rare endemic life.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's new Hoarfrost Reach area is full of many secrets, and by far one of the largest is the zone's hidden Summit, which houses its own secrets. Here's how to reach it.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
Much like in the basegame, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne contains a number of trophies/achievements that will require the player to capture certain Rare Endemic Life. Here's where and how to capture all of them.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
Although its objective is simple, you might find it surprisingly difficult to uncover where to find the Hot Spring Stones that you'll need to deliver to complete this optional quest.
guide by James Galizio on 11 January, 2020
The PC version of this once 3DS exclusive title has some weird quirks.
feature by Adam Vitale on 10 January, 2020
Shenmue III is meant to be for fans that have waited almost 20 years for the continuation of this story. It was never meant to appeal to anyone else.
feature by Elizabeth Henges on 09 January, 2020
Capcom has done a lot over the last year to bolster Monster Hunter World's PC offering, but the delayed release schedule looms large.
review by Bryan Vitale on 07 January, 2020
Square Enix have delivered a mostly solid port for the fantastic Dragon Quest Builders 2.
review by James Galizio on 05 January, 2020
I didn't play much more than ten new releases in 2019, but here's my top ten of a quieter year for me.
feature by Bryan Vitale on 02 January, 2020
What did you, the RPG Site readers, love most in 2019? Here are the poll results.
feature by RPG Site Staff on 01 January, 2020
The eleven RPGs we're most interested in seeing in 2020. Plus, we tally the Readers' Choice results!
feature by RPG Site Staff on 01 January, 2020
Our final chapter to the Decade Memoirs explores a unique perspective that reflects back on Capcom's revered open-world action RPG.
feature by Josh Torres on 31 December, 2019
It's important to recognize that even games of a different genre may impact us in a way that resembles a RPG; adventures that aren't presented like a RPG can still lead us on as one.
feature by Dani Maddox on 30 December, 2019
Our most powerful memories don't have to be something extravagant or drastic. Sometimes, simple tasks or pastimes add up to be the things we cherish the most as we look back.
feature by Bryan Vitale on 30 December, 2019
An important game near and dear to our hearts doesn't always have to be thrilling. Hidden gems can be found in times of quiet hardship, when we least expect it.
feature by Elizabeth Henges on 29 December, 2019