Frontier Hunter: Erza’s Wheel of Fortune is a Metroidvania with an RPG progression system and has some interesting mechanics and fun inner-party dynamics that help set it apart from the many similar titles piling up for PC and console gamers these days.
Fan-made mod Pokemon Emerald Rogue recently underwent some major changes in upgrading to Pokemon Emerald Rogue 2.0. And as much as Save State’s Vincent Mahoney enjoyed Pokemon Emerald Rogue, he’s celebrating its 2.0 update.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney flies with Whisker Squadron: Survivor this week, a rail shooter in Early Access on Steam that takes inspiration from Nintendo 64’s Star Fox 64.
When the 2024 remake of Alone in the Dark first released, it was quite a buggy mess. After several months of patches, it’s now worth playing, especially for those who enjoy atmospheric horror and Lovecraftian themes.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney continues his promotion of the labyrinthine platformer genre classification over Metroidvanias.
As the spiritual successor to Suikoden, it should be no surprise that players in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes have access to over 100 playable characters to build out their armies with as they work to save the world, one battle at a time.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney is known for having a huge library of titles that he sometimes has trouble finishing. But with a little free time this week, he goes back and completes the classic 2D action Metroidvania Valdis Story: Abyssal City.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney this week gives us his play-by-play commentary as he continues going through Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.
Akira Toriyama is best known for the Dragon Ball series, but he has also created other amazing works including Sand Land. The new title of the same name offers players plenty of action and adventure worthy of the manga series created by a master storyteller.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney was too busy to continue with his Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade coverage as he planned in his previous column. Instead, he’s enjoying the side-scrolling run and gun title Broforce from 2015, where players get to be commandos from an overpowered paramilitary organization.
