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Feature: An epic adventure returns
Those in Europe might not have heard of this late PlayStation-era RPG. It's one I remember vividly, thanks to its distinct steam-punk vibe and memorable battle system. It's not only coming back, but is also finally coming to PC later this year. Perhaps this time it'll get the recognition it deserves.
Feature: Suda, woulda, coulda
There's this art installation called the Minimum Wage Machine. Between 2008 and 2010 conceptually-motivated artist Blake Fall-Conroy exhibited a box operated by a hand-crank, which spat out a US penny every four seconds, intended to be equivalent of working for the minimum wage in New York at the time. I take this art piece to be about how labour can be completely disengaged from utility.…
Befriend a skateboarding reaper, scale a mysterious industrial murderhell tower rising from futureTokyo, murder murdered-out zombies, eat frogs, and loot loot loot in Let It Die, the free-to-play roguelikelike action-RPG from Grasshopper Manufacture. Following its 2016 debut on PlayStation 4, Let It Die launched on PC this morning. As you'd expect from the makers of makers of No More Heroes and Killer7, it's a bit…
Grungy, wacky free-to-play hack n’ slasher Let It Die hits PC September 26th
Grasshopper Manufacture's offbeat dungeon crawler Let It Die hits PC on September 26th after nearly two years on PS4. While studio head Goichi "Suda51" Suda isn't director on this, his influence feels clear - as blood and rust-caked as Let It Die is, it's a very silly game, with an absurd joke to offset every Mortal Kombat-esque fatality animation. Part Dark Souls (especially in its…
Grasshopper Manufacture, the Japanese studio behind loud and stylish games including No More Heroes and The Silver Case, are bringing their free-to-play survival stabfest Let It Die from PlayStation 4 over to PC. First released in 2016, Let It Die is a brash action game set in a post-apocalyptic helltower where we fight upwards at the bidding of Uncle Death, a Grim Reaper who looks…
As far as I can see, the only mention on RPS of vintage JRPG Grandia II is in an interview with the makers of Child of Light. I can't say I've played it myself, but I have heard folks talk warmly about it. It you missed it back during the early noughties, hey, don't worry - that port was a little wonky anyway, and you…
