Mazinger Z, Voltron and Star Blazers are all likely influences to Supercharged Robot Vulkaiser, a game that puts you in charge of a squad of giant mech robots that combine with others as they gallantly defend the Earth.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III makes for a familiar, but still entertaining, experience. There are monsters to murder, loot to collect and your character to develop with interesting and odd skills.
The focus of the Japanese RPG Xenoblade Chronicles 3D is heavily on the story, so be prepared for some really intense moments as you adventure with this excellent Nintendo 3DS title.
Vincent jumps in with both fists to tackle the most excellent world of Van Helsing III from Neocore Games. Come by and see if lighting will strike three times for this excellent action RPG.
Harvest Moon purists may find the simplified gameplay of Story of Seasons to be a comparative blasphemy, but the game does have good multi-tasking, a faster pace and lots of upgrade options. It’s also suitable for any age or skill level, and pretty fun.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse puts the franchise’s fans directly into the game with their own character, making it an enjoyable experience for huge Dragon Ball fans, and a possible gateway for newer players too.
The focus with new strategy title A Druid’s Duel on capturing tiles and formulating a territory, rather than simply routing the enemy, is a pretty interesting concept and, most of all, is quite fun.
Hero of the Kingdom II is an incredibly simple and addictive, game that combines multiple genres and elements from RPGs to point and click adventures. And it’s also very inexpensive.
Space Hulk Ascension offers some amazing turn-based gameplay that is as brutal as it is tactical. Strategic players will find a lot to love here.
Shadows: Heretic Kingdoms makes absolutely no attempt to hide that it tries to be like Diablo, however, as clones go, this one is better than most, and offers a really good RPG experience for the money.
