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Oct 29, 2024 | 
rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Michael Sollosi |Aleks Franiczek |Peter Triezenberg
This is awkward. I’ve been a vocal disdainer of Kingdom Hearts video games for over 20 years, and my feelings on the series didn’t change much when I finally finished the first one in early 2019. But now I’ve played a second Kingdom Hearts game, and it’s good. I approached Kingdom Hearts II with as open a mind as I could muster, and once the game begins in earnest and Sora was in new clothes and finding new keys, it’s banger straight up.
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May 27, 2024 | 
rpgfan.com | Kyle Cantelon |Zach Wilkerson |Tyler Trosper |Peter Triezenberg
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Oct 23, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Michael Sollosi |Greg Delmage |Patrick Gann |Peter Triezenberg
From 2001 to 2005, the Game Boy Advance was Nintendo’s golden son. The Game Boy Advance brought gameplay depth and audio quality yet-unseen in a handheld gaming device, and gave us dozens of superb RPGs to enjoy over its run of success. Today, we celebrate the indigo blue machine with nine fabulous songs from a few of the GBA’s finest RPGs.Featuring: Michael Sollosi, Greg Delmage, Patrick Gann, Peter Triezenberg; Edited by Jono LoganPart 1 – When something’s going wrong, you must shrink it.
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Oct 11, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Mike Salbato |Gio Castillo |Peter Triezenberg
Welcome to our newest 25th Anniversary Feature — RPGFan Games of the Year: Bracket Battle!Okay, so that’s a pretty cool name, but what does it mean? In honor of our 25th anniversary, we’ve decided to see who our best “Games of the Year” winner is. We’ve been doing Games of the Year in some capacity almost from the beginning, starting in 1999. Thus, we have 24 Games of the Year winners, and they will face off against each other until we eventually pick a winner: the ultimate “GOTY” for RPGFan.
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Sep 15, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Peter Triezenberg
When it comes to early Final Fantasy games, the odd-numbered entries represent a curious sort of continuity. Final Fantasies I, III, and V all feature customizable parties, tales of four heroes saving the world with magic crystals, and a generally more lighthearted tone when compared to II, IV, and VI.
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Aug 14, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Mike Salbato |Hilary Andreff |Audra Bowling |Peter Triezenberg
To the dungeon with you! But don’t worry, we’ll be there with you. Dungeons are a staple of most RPGs, and good music can elevate the experience of any dungeon, even the dreaded sewers.
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Jul 10, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Jonathan Logan |Audra Bowling |Peter Triezenberg
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Jun 30, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Peter Triezenberg
I miss the PlayStation Vita. Sony’s second attempt to create a competitor to Nintendo in the handheld sphere may not have seen the success it deserved, but it did serve as something of a haven for fans of mid-to-low-budget Japanese titles. Games like Danganronpa, Persona 4 Golden, and an expansive back catalog of PSP and PS1 titles were king, and it was here that I was introduced to the zany work of Kazutaka Kodaka.
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Jun 10, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Peter Triezenberg
Final Fantasy III is a very important game in the Final Fantasy canon. It was a course correction after the experimental shenanigans of the second installment. It introduced the iconic job-change system, iterating on the original game’s character classes and allowing players to customize their party freely. It’s the first game in the series to feature the magnificent Moogle mascots (kupo!).
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Jun 6, 2023 | 
rpgfan.com | Zach Wilkerson |Peter Triezenberg |Aleks Franiczek
Peter TriezenbergLost Odyssey is a special game. While it doesn’t necessarily bring anything new to the table, it’s an exemplary RPG made by experienced developers and talented artists. Much praise has been given to the Thousands Years of Dreams, and they’re indeed beautiful, but I’m in love with the rest of the package as well.
