Square Enix has just released their Tokyo Game Show lineup, with a heavy focus on the final fantasy series. Although not too many details have been given about what exactly the presentations are about, the majority are exciting upcoming games.
The soulslike action RPG Nioh: The Complete Edition is free starting today on the Epic Games Store. Originally priced at $50, the PC port will include all three DLC, as well as crossplay with Steam.
The adventure walking sim game Night in the Woods is now out for iOS, in addition to its prior list of all major platforms. Released in 2017, the simple platformer received much critical acclaim for its narrative elements. The release on iOS will be mark the game’s seventh platform.
With impeccable timing, Playstation Now makes Killing Floor 2 available starting this month, along with other big games to its roster. Final Fantasy 7 and Tekken 7 are also featured, as well as several indie games.
Nearly twenty years after the release of the original Disgaea game, the isometric turn-based tactical JRPG franchise has finally hit 5 million sales worldwide. In celebration of the event, there are a few events and huge sales available for the series.
Nearly a year since the release of Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, the first teaser for Fatesworn has finally been released. The newest DLC will explore the Gale Crossing region, a once important section of a trade route.
The new Jackbox Party Pack 8 trailer has been released, and all five games look pretty solid. With all but one of the Jackbox Party games having been released between October 13th and October 18th, it is expected that the eight pack will release around the same timeframe.
There has been negative and buggy footage of Sonic Colors Ultimate circulating online – albeit with the nature of the hardware dubious. Now, there has been confirmation by early reviewer Nintendo World Report that the bugs can be replicated on real hardware.
Steam’s bold announcement that the Steam Deck will be able to run 100% of your Steam library has now been stated to be false by James Ramey, president of Proton development team Codeweavers. In a recent interview, he gave more clarification into the Steam Deck’s future compatibility with games.
Playstation Now, Sony’s game service competing with Microsoft’s highly successful Xbox Game Pass, has unveiled five JRPG classics to come to the platform starting this month. Although this is exciting news to JRPG fans, the game releases will be spread over the course of five months.
