Whatever Final Fantasy is as a franchise, its impact is only growing. Here’s what fans and creators are saying about the game.
Planet of Lana takes you on an epic journey with a young girl and her alien cat friend on a quest to save Lana’s family from strange robots.
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Trinity Trigger may have the word ‘Trigger’ in the title, but is this Mana-like ARPG a timeless classic? Find out in our review.
Smooth and stylish Ys IX: Monstrum Nox is even smoother and stylisher on PlayStation 5!
Suck at fighting games? Welcome to the club, but don’t worry. Street Fighter 6 aims to be one of the most welcoming throw-down showdown ever.
Finding the curious creator behind the unusual development and history of MOTHER and EarthBound Beginnings, 2 names for 1 game.
An author, a controversy, a tale of game design and the creative process, and a new book review by Wesley Schantz!
A monthly roundup of games enjoyed by the writers of The Pixels May…
Fire Emblem: Engage lives up to its subtitle armed with a host of content and the power of the friendships we made along the way.
Soul Sacrifice and its Delta expansion are heavy on the weird, but YOU’RE weird if you have a Vita and don’t own this experience!
Tears of the Kingdom meaningfully builds onto the legacy of the Legend of Zelda, with freedom you might never have expected.
For those looking to break into the reading world of visual novels, ATRI -My Dear Moments- may be the perfect accessible entry point.
R-Type Final 3 Evolved represents a shmup renaissance calling back to the long legacy of one of gaming’s most beloved shoot em icons.
With a new adventure now available, the writers at The Pixels revisit some early Legend of Zelda memories.
Is there a Zelda formula? Here is a brief history on The Legend of Zelda and how the series has iterated over the decades.
A new Legend of Zelda hits the Switch this week, but Link’s Awakening still invites players to its shores today.
It’s 2023 and people still believe Zelda II is a reject. Here’s everything the 1st sequel contributed to the Legend of Zelda series.
Nintendo, religion, censorship… should we just stick to the weather? What ever happened to the original religion of The Legend of Zelda?
A monthly writeup of the games enjoyed by the writers of The Pixels.
Does it matter if somebody is CHEATING? Actually, yes, it does. It mattered a lot to a young gamer once upon a time with a Game Genie….
Developer Arrowiz hits the ground running with Mato Anomalies, an RPG of familiar flavors, cyber-stylishness, and loads of content.
Sonic Frontiers gets an analytical breakdown as vast as its open-world setting, courtesy of our resident Sonic expert!
Fans of Vanillaware’s Odin Sphere and Muramasa, don’t let this remaster for GrimGrimoire fly under your radar once more!
“There is no greater sorrow than thinking back upon a happy time in misery.” -Dante…
“Do we need video game criticism?” As always, we’re encouraging discussion even as The Pixels hits its VIIth anniversary!
Moss and Moss II offer a refreshing example of what virtual reality games can be while showcasing the power of the PSVR2.
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