Paul Skevington

4 weeks ago | rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Paul Skevington |Lucas Greene |Ben Love

Article / Highlight &middot Podcast &middot Retro Encounterby , , and on March 27, 2025I wanna be an RPG fan when I grow up. This week on Retro Encounter we gather to discuss the RPGs that defined our taste. Not necessarily our favorites, but games that helped us understand what we value in an RPG or in games in general. Does Final Fantasy show up? Who likes the most obscure Metroidvanias? Who surprises the host with their love for racing games?

1 month ago | rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Wes Iliff |Paul Skevington |Michael Sollosi

Tales titles are typically reliable RPG comfort food. You go on a journey for a few dozen hours, get to know a group of quirky anime teenagers, and save the world while navigating a world full of color and made-up nonsense words that explain the settingā€™s unification of technology and magic.

1 month ago | rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Paul Skevington |Wes Iliff |Michael Sollosi

Article / Highlight &middot Podcast &middot Retro Encounterby , , and on March 13, 2025I’ve traveled back in time from next week. Please listen to this episode. This week on Retro Encounter, the panel gets back together to discuss the second half of Tales of Graces f. Our discussion ranges from the increasingly excellent combat, the less than excellent dungeon design, and the good, the bad and the ugly of the Future Arc. Which game would we like to see get the remaster treatment next?

1 month ago | rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Wes Iliff |Michael Sollosi |Paul Skevington

Article / Highlight &middot Podcast &middot Retro Encounterby , , and on February 27, 2025We have to look for the podcast, Cheria. It’s the only way. On this week’s Retro Encounter we get together to talk about the first half of Tales of Graces f, a game renowned for its combat system, and maybe less so for its storytelling.