South Park: The Stick Of Truth – RPG Review
South Park: The Stick of Truth feels almost exactly like playing interactive episode of the show and I could ask for absolutely nothing less.
RPG Reviews
South Park: The Stick of Truth feels almost exactly like playing interactive episode of the show and I could ask for absolutely nothing less.
Absinthia is a great game from a very talented indie developer and I am confident that this is a sign of a lot more great games to come.
BioShock is an absolute masterpiece that will likely retain its status as one of the greatest RPGs, if not the greatest games of all time.
8-Bit Adventures 2 feels like it was made by and for people with a true passion for the humble beginnings of RPGs.
Rogue Legacy 2 takes all of the most necessary steps forward to making a worthwhile sequel and none of the steps back.
Shadows Over Loathing is absurd, weird, strange and incredibly fun and I have no problem recommending it to anyone.
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