PC Articles - Page 2
In this episode, we review Raidou Remastered, share impressions for the ToHeart remake demo, share one last Summer Game Fest preview with Digimon: Time Stranger, and discuss a load of sales news.
podcast by RPG Site Staff on 21 June, 2025
Obsidian's Brandon Adler is one of us - and he wants role-playing decision-making to matter again. He explains how in The Outer Worlds 2, consequences matter.
interview by Alex Donaldson on 21 June, 2025
While the first game's PC port may have come across as a bit underwhelming, the PC version of the upcoming Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion appears to be designed for PC players who enjoy customizing their settings.
feature by Scott White on 21 June, 2025
Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army includes a few DLC packs for demons, items, grinding, skill books, and more and our guide and our guide covers everything you need to know about accessing it and when it unlocks.
guide by Mikhail Madnani on 21 June, 2025
Team Ninja returns to Sengoku-era Japan again after a short trip to Three Kingdoms-era China, and there are several features they brought from the latter.
preview by Kite Stenbuck on 20 June, 2025
We test Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak, Monster Hunter Stories 2, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, and Monster Hunter Stories on Switch 2 to see how the more powerful hardware may or may not improve the experience via backward compatibility.
feature by Mikhail Madnani on 19 June, 2025
Our guide covers the Fantasy Life i gift codes, how to redeem them, and the rewards so far.
guide by Mikhail Madnani on 19 June, 2025
We lay out everything you need to know about Raidou Remastered on Switch and Switch 2 to help you decide which Nintendo console to buy Atlus' newest remaster on.
feature by Cullen Black on 19 June, 2025
Daemon X Machina looks to deliver a much grander and expansive experience over its predecessor. Here are five significant additions and changes that players can look forward to.
preview by Scott White on 18 June, 2025
Raidou Remastered is a charming remake of one of ATLUS' most experimental PS2 titles. It succeeds in preserving that legacy, even if it holds it back from true greatness.
review by Cullen Black on 18 June, 2025