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ReFantazio And More Gaming Takes

One of the most well-known principles of theatrical storytelling is widely referred to as “Chekhov’s gun.” The principle suggests that if some element is introduced to a story, even...

ReFantazio Is All Of Them

Sometimes the optimal play is to not play optimally at all. In Altus’s Persona-like RPG, Metaphor: ReFantazio, there are the class options you’d expect from the genre, so you...

ReFantazio Doesn’t Have Romance, But…

Metaphor: ReFantazio, the new fantasy RPG from Atlus’ Persona team, is out today. It’s an excellent game that builds upon its predecessor’s foundations and manages to correct some old...

Relink Is A Steal On PC And PlayStation

Most of Relink consists of missions in which your hero and three other adventurers battle their way through hordes of enemies until you reach a boss. Like in its...

ReFantazio Is A Step Back From Persona

Metaphor: ReFantazio, the upcoming fantasy political drama RPG from Atlus, is only a few days away from its October 11 release date. Broadly, the game takes the social sim...

ReFantazio Review-A Great RPG From The Persona Studio

Throughout Metaphor: ReFantazio’s roughly 80 hours, the RPG’s protagonist carries a novel with him as he travels through the fantastical world of the United Kingdom of Euchronia. The book...

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