It’s really no surprise that the rest of the gaming world shares our high opinion of Square Enix's latest HD-2D role-playing game.
The latest HD-2D RPG from Square Enix and Lancarse is finally available, bringing much-needed retro goodness to long-time fans.
Cecil’s problems with authority manifest in mysterious ways, and his powers are definitely an interesting contrast between light and dark.
Zidane might look like your typical rogue, but his dual blades (which combine into a deadly spear) deal some serious damage.
Terra’s gentle disposition belies a destructive potential that can fell even the mightiest of foes in Square Enix's upcoming HD-2D RPG.
Despite the heavy burden she carries, the Final Fantasy 13 protagonist fights with reckless abandon, striking from the air and ground.
The Onion Knight is a man of many hats, and he uses them all so well that he’s an invaluable ally to have in your party.
The crown prince of Lucis is definitely a worthy ally, with his blades making short work of enemies foolish enough to challenge him.
Square Enix knows how to get its trailers right, and the Warrior of Light’s brilliance lights up the battlefield with a satisfying glow.
Square Enix outlines everything to expect in its first-ever HD-2D Final Fantasy title ahead of its launch on October 22nd.
Producer Kiseki Nakashima also spoke about wanting to bring in some modern touches to the series' classic turn-based combat.
Ed-0: Zombie Uprising’s challenges are rooted in its poor difficulty balance and budget design, not so much in its nature of being a true rogue-like experience.
Five new missions, two sub missions, a new weapon type, Very Hard difficulty and a tough new boss have also been added free.
The new scenario stars Waltaquin Redditch, who uses "Grimoire" to summon and transform units. "Very Hard" difficulty is also coming.
The DioField Chronicle deserves praise for some of its fresh ideas, but it's got more than a few issues that drag down the experience.
Published by Square Enix, the 3D strategy RPG is playable on Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Square Enix's real-time tactics RPG is launching for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC on September 22.
The free demo, which offers about 2-3 hours of gameplay, is now available for Xbox and PlayStation platforms along with Nintendo Switch.
Check out the newest trailer for The DioField Chronicle, which goes in-depth on some of the gameplay systems in the upcoming strategy RPG.
The real-time strategy RPG launches on September 22nd worldwide for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC.
