Final Fantasy XIV patch 4.2: Rise of a New Sun adds the expected range of new dungeons and quests, but the best thing about it—at least for me—is the new Glamour Dresser.
Browsing: Final Fantasy
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT offers a deep, compelling, strategic competitive multiplayer experience—though a steep learning curve and lack of features can make it hard to get to that point.
The Legend Returns brings with it the long-awaited Return to Ivalice raid, which is fantastic. Sadly, the main story developments are underwhelming.
Final Fantasy XII polarised fans when it came out a decade ago, but it’s undoubtedly one of the series’ best. The Zodiac Age gives it a new lease on life.
After almost two years away, I decided to jump back into Final Fantasy XIV and catch up on 5 patches’ worth of new content ahead of Stormblood. What a ride!
2016 was an amazing year for games, but 2017 looks even better. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Dragon Quest XI, and Persona 5 are just a few of the highlights.
Mini-reviews for Shantae: Half-Genie Hero, Ladykiller in a Bind, Gurumin 3D, PlayStation VR, Xmas Shooting – Scramble, Final Fantasy XV, and Wild ARMs 3.
October 2016 brings with it two Final Fantasy games I’ve been wanting for decades: a trading card game and a monster-collecting RPG.
The mini NES is cute and all, but what if Nintendo did a fresh production run of actual NES consoles and classic games to go with it?
LEGO Dimensions Year 2 shows a willingness to push boundaries with license deals. Here are ten properties I want to see brought into the game.