Henry at Kuttenberg; the 2025 sequel that doubled everything.
An artificial body on a space station, dice and rent; Jump Over the Age's tabletop RPG in prose.
Eight travellers in HD-2D pixel art; Square's retro look.
Teach at a monastery, pick a house, fight your students five years later.
A corporate colony in space; Obsidian's Fallout in the stars.
A blacksmith's son in 1403 Bohemia with no magic and real sword fighting; Warhorse's history.
Atlus's fantasy Persona: an election to become king; the 2024 JRPG.
Four-player co-op CRPG with elemental surfaces; Larian before Baldur's Gate.
A 16-bit JRPG with mechs made by one German; the best homage to the SNES.
Androids fight machines for a humanity that is gone; ending E asks for your save file.
Climb the monsters and hire other players' pawns; Capcom's cult open-world RPG.
Toussaint, a vampire and the best expansion ever made; Geralt's real ending.
A love letter to the classic Final Fantasy with a brave/default combat twist.
Chrom, marriages and children units; the game that saved the series.
Handsome Jack, a billion guns and four-player co-op on Pandora.
Sanctuary in high definition, the auction house removed and the Reaper of Souls fix.
The Phantom Thieves steal hearts in Tokyo; the most stylish JRPG.
Adam Jensen never asked for this; cyberpunk Detroit in gold.
Minsc, Boo and Jon Irenicus; the Infinity Engine RPG at its biggest.
108 characters to recruit, a castle to build and a war between friends; Konami's RPG peak.
A fledgling vampire in Los Angeles; Troika's broken, brilliant RPG.
The Nameless One wakes on a mortuary slab; "what can change the nature of a man?"
Azeroth with millions; the MMORPG that swallowed a decade.
Six origins, the Blight and Alistair; BioWare's dark fantasy answer to Baldur's Gate.
Sixteen levels under Tristram's cathedral; the click-and-loot game begins.
Two parallel worlds and 45 characters; the strange sequel to Chrono Trigger.
Permadeath tactics on the Game Boy Advance; the first Fire Emblem released in the West.
Close the rifts, run the Inquisition; the biggest Dragon Age.
Vvardenfell, giant mushrooms and a world that explains nothing; the Elder Scrolls at its strangest.
A murder mystery in a rural Japanese town solved by entering the TV; friendship as a game mechanic.
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