With a mix of dark future trans-humanism themes, Cyberpunk is custom-made for a video game adaptation that was three decades in the making.

Lost Sphear is a bit of a hard sell to people who are not fans of JRPGS and even though the writing and characters are quite stereotypical, the story has a lot of heart. The battle system and customization options make for a fun game.

If you’re a Joburg based D&D fiend and you have Thursday nights free, you might want to check this out!

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 suffers from some technical issues and takes a really long time to kick it into high gear, but when it does, it manages to become a sublime RPG, standing toe to toe with the behemoths of the genre.

Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions is a reminder of why the RPG styled Mario games have been so good over the past two decades, with an established formula of turn-based combat and platforming fun.

No doubt about it, South Park: The Fractured But Whole makes South Park: The Stick of Truth look like a training ground for Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s latest videogame foray. With a personalised protagonist in the lead role as Cartman takes the role of superhero ringleader and tutor, this feels like a fully-fledged RPG with a sharp satirical edge.

Atlus is busy recruiting for a new project, but they don't seem to have forgotten about Catherine in the process. Could we be getting a sequel someday?

The incredibly addictive Dragon Quest Builders is getting a sequel, and its now coming to Nintendo's Switch in the near future.