Trails of Cold Steel IV delivers a dramatic conclusion to a grand epic, building on the series’ meticulous worldbuilding and character work.
Browsing: Nihon Falcom
A free PS4 demo for Ys IX: Monstrum Nox lets you check out two of the game’s areas, and get a feel for some of the new exploration tools.
The Switch version of Trails of Cold Steel III will be available on Australia and New Zealand from 10 July, and there’s a demo out now.
Following last year’s Japanese release, Ys IX: Monstrum Nox finally brings its Assassin’s Creed-esque twist on the series to the West next year.
Trails of Cold Steel II takes all the first game’s meticulous worldbuilding to invest you in a war story that never loses sight of its humanity.
There’s rightfully been a lot of criticism of Ys VIII’s localisation, but that’s overshadowed how fantastic the rest of the game is.
A decade since its Japanese launch, Nihon Falcom’s Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection finally gets a Western release, and it’s one of this year’s best surprises.
One of the best JRPGs in years is back, and it looks, sounds, and plays better than ever. Don’t miss Trails of Cold Steel.
Trails in the Sky the 3rd’s dungeon-crawler setup is a departure from series norm, but this is nonetheless a great epilogue to a fine JRPG series.
Gurumin 3D: A Monstrous Adventure is a simple but captivating game, wrapped in all the charm and joy of the PlayStation era.