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Adam jumps into cult-classic Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines in order to prep for the sequel coming out later this year.

has jumped headfirst into the beta of Phantasy Star Online 2, while Adam discusses his time with an indie tactical game in Iron Danger as well as a ten-month journey through Xenoblade Chronicles X.

James completed Nioh 2 and found it to be a big improvement on the first game, while Adam talks about his time with the Wasteland 3 beta, which has promising RPG mechanics but a questionable tone.

Bryan continues his journey through Final Fantasy VII, and then the cast discusses a few new releases in Ori and the Will of the Wisps and Nioh 2.

Adam talks his replay of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, though he's not exactly grooving to the Sessions system. James discusses his time with Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX.

In this week's extra-long episode of the podcast, we break our podcast rule within the first ten minutes and talk about SaGa: Scarlet Grace: Ambitions and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne again.

Adam, George, and Bryan finalize some thoughts on the newly released downloadable content for both Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Kingdom Hearts III.

Bryan and Adam discuss their time so far with the new DLC content - Cindered Shadows - for Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and how the new characters and classes fit into the game.

Josh returns to the cast to discuss the recent NieR concert and experience, gacha mobile games like Arknights and Dragalia Lost, as well as a transition to console space with Granblue Fantasy: Versus.

We discuss James' recently posted review for Arc of Alchemist, which is, unfortunately, the worst game he's ever had to review on our website.

Before we get into a big discussion on Kingdom Hearts III's newest DLC, we spend some time talking about the topics of the week, as well as what we've been playing.

George talks about his early impressions of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot while Cullen discusses mixed feelings on Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore.

The RPG Site team get together to decide their picks for the very best RPGs of 2019.

The RPG Site team decides its favorite games of 2018.

Bryan shares his final thoughts on Darksiders III, a game that takes a lot of inspiration from the Souls series, while Zack talks about his foray into that very same universe with Bloodborne.