Shadow of the Tomb Raider brings Lara Croft’s reboot to a trilogy to close, but it’s let down by a narrative that never lives up to its ambitions.
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A bunch of Final Fantasy games are heading to Switch next year, but the best one of all—Final Fantasy VIII—isn’t among them. Square Enix, why?
The sheer size of the game means our Dragon Quest XI review is still a while away, but on first impressions, it’s sublime.
Octopath Traveler wears its nostalgia on its sleeve, but its also got a decidedly modern design sense. The result is one of the best JRPGs in years.
I have a lot of doubts about Shadow of the Tomb Raider for a lot of reasons, but the announcement that the brilliant Jill Murray is the game’s lead writer restores at least a little bit of faith.
The latest Live Letter revealed new details about Final Fantasy XIV patch 4.3, which is due out in May, but the far more interesting announcement is of a companion app for the game.
Final Fantasy XIV: Gathering Outdoors may be an April Fool’s joke, but a geolocation-based mobile game tie-in to Square Enix’s titanic MMO actually sounds like a great idea.
With its careful balance between freedom and structure, mixed with charming Dragon Quest dressing, Dragon Quest Builders is one of the best takes on the Minecraft formula to date.
If there was ever a game that didn’t a remake, it’s Secret of Mana, and this new version somehow feels more dated than the 25-year-old original.
Lost Sphear had the unenviable position of being a follow-up to the brilliant I Am Setsuna, and while it’s a very good game, it lacks the depth and raw emotional power of its predecessor.