Tag: turn-based combat

There is no shortage of games about warriors fighting for supremacy, but Queen's Blade Re arrives with a distinctive vision of what makes a champion. Based...

A promising fourth chapter for Age of Wonders 4, with storms, seas, fey magic and living golems, offering plenty to look forward to, even if much of the pass remains a promise for tomorrow.

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter - Eternal Summer Swimsuit Set delivers a colourful dose of JRPG fan service with eight lovingly presented summer costumes, but its purely cosmetic nature makes it a treat for dedicated fans rather than essential additional content.

A stylish supernatural JRPG hybrid in which a collapsing Tokyo, two unlikely investigators and an ingenious timeline-based combat system create a wonderfully strange adventure that occasionally struggles under its own ambitions.

A magnificent celebration of classic JRPG adventure, where unforgettable companions, traditional turn-based combat, a gorgeous fantasy world, and an extraordinary wealth of content make the Luminary's journey feel every bit as magical as it should.

A beautifully atmospheric roguelite adventure in which hostile weather, tactical battles, unforgettable pixel art and a caravan's determination to build a better future make every journey into the Phithi feel like a story worth surviving.

A beautifully nostalgic road-trip RPG where old cars, unforgettable hitchhikers, turn-based traffic battles and a brilliant indie-rock soundtrack make getting lost feel like the best part of the journey.

A generous collection of costumes, accessories and nostalgic callbacks that offers dedicated Trails fans plenty of charming new ways to customise their journey through Liberl.

A bold and surprisingly deep JRPG spin on Mega Man X that trades frantic platforming for tactical combat without losing the attitude, characters and futuristic style that make the series so special.

There are RPGs that tell a good story, and then there are RPGs that make you feel as though you have genuinely lived somewhere....