Infinite Undiscovery feeds your need for narrative, but it's ultimately a shallow, flawed experience. Continue »

Looney Tunes: Cartoon Conductor is light on challenge and heavy on cartoon mayhem. Continue »

Shining in the Darkness is an old-school dungeon crawler that tests your patience and resolve as much as your valor. Continue »

Growlanser: Heritage of War is a decent strategy RPG that ultimately gets weighed down by some frustrating game mechanics. Continue »

The best part of Luminous Arc is its balanced and accessible gameplay, though it lacks some narrative depth. Continue »

Shining Force offers an entry-level tactical experience that's light on challenge but full of great characters. Continue »

Magical Starsign is a lighthearted role-playing adventure that partially makes up for a lack of gameplay depth with its quirky, oddball world. Continue »

The newest installment in the Shin Megami Tensei series has repetitive battles and a slow-rolling narrative, but its fascinating premise makes it worth a look. Continue »

Dalmatian and Friends is still a charming, endearing game, though it's also essentially the same game that was released in previous versions. Continue »

Baten Kaitos Origins' complex card-battle system and punishing foes weigh the game down, but it's a worthy adventure for role-playing fans who relish a challenge. Continue »

Rocket Slime is a simple adventure packed with personality, puns, and an oddly endearing hero. Continue »

Xenosaga Episode III is a fitting, if convoluted, end to the cinematic science-fiction role-playing trilogy. Continue »

Blade Dancer plays by the book as far as the narrative goes, but an interesting crafting mechanic and an adaptive battle system with real-time elements help set it apart. Continue »

Steambot Chronicles comes with a few blemishes, but it offers a variety of minigames and a malleable story wrapped in a charming little world. Continue »

This role-playing fishing game is marred by too-simple gameplay, a budget presentation, and an overall lack of depth. Continue »

Suikoden V revives the series' spirit with a great cast, narrative, and gameplay, minus a few snags here and there. Continue »

Kingdom of Sky is best-suited to existing EverQuest II fans, but those fans will find new adventure, advancement, and PVP combat in this expansion. Continue »

Shadow Hearts: From the New World keeps the series' bizarre flavor alive and well, matching it with a great battle system and a myriad of side quests to explore. Continue »

This PSP port of Ys: The Ark of Napishtim keeps pace with the hack-and-slash action, but long loading times and other issues mar the overall package. Continue »

Grandia III isn't quite as long-lived as other games in its genre, but a lively cast and great gameplay help this RPG hold up well. Continue »

Tales of Legendia is a beautiful and engaging adventure that both suffers from and is strengthened by RPG conventions. Continue »

Wild Arms 4 is largely a standard by-the-book role-playing game, but the unique battle system and other touches still make it a worthy journey. Continue »

Wild Arms Alter Code: F remains a bit on the antiquated side despite an update, but it's still a worthy trip down memory lane for series fans. Continue »

There are plenty of good scares to be found in Fatal Frame III: The Tormented. Continue »