Game Reviews7.9/10
Disgaea 5 Review: Laharl’s Revenge Earns a 7.9
A demon prince frames another for murder, gathers allies of vengeance, and wages war upon the very demons who wronged him.
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Tag: tactical RPG
Game Reviews8/10
Wasteland 2 Review: Systems, Not Storyboards
A tactical RPG of rangers, ruin, and resource management, wherein every choice upon the wasteland map bears consequence.
Game Reviews8/10
Fate/Samurai Remnant Review: Strategy, Story and Spectacle Blend Into a Rewarding RPG
A Fate tale retold as a grid of stone-bound samurai, where spirits and pacts decide the fate of a cursed realm.
Game Reviews8/10
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes Merges Hack-and-Slash Action With Strategy, Mostly Pulling It Off
A tale of three soldiers caught between kingdoms, where strategy and fury of blade meet in a single, splendid battle.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Battle Chef Brigade Review: Cooking Monsters Earns an 8.1/10
A chef wields a blade against beasts, preparing monstrous fare amid a grim kitchen war. A tale of culinary combat, bold and singular.
Game Reviews8.7/10
The Banner Saga 3 Closes Out Fjordell With Strong Writing and Tactical Depth
A grim saga of ice and war, wherein warriors of old must choose whom to save ere ruin consumes all.
Game Reviews6.8/10
Code Name S.T.E.A.M. Loves Its Literary Heroes More Than Its Own Systems
A tale of literary heroes and alien invaders, wherein wit and affection exceed the clumsy systems that bear them.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Review: Toy Soldiers Turn a Familiar Formula Into Something Fresh
A tale of a kingdom wherein a plumber and a rabid rabbit unite against a dread foe, battling with wit and wisdom upon a grid of peril.
Game Reviews8.8/10
Ditching the Grid Set Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Free
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope reinvents tactical combat with free movement and real-time aiming. A bold, inventive strategy gem for the Switch.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Valkyria Chronicles Review: War as a Watercolor Painting
Valkyria Chronicles blends turn-based strategy with a watercolor art style and a deeply human war story. Our 2008 PS3 classic review finds it still unmatched.