World Election

‘You Already Have Everything You Need’

Somehow, a late-game scene in Dragon Age: The Veilguard seems worth writing about today

PublishedNovember 6, 2024

Celebrating <i>Metaphor: ReFantazio</i>'s Greatness, Criticizing Its Faults, And More Of The Week's Top Takes

Celebrating Metaphor: ReFantazio's Greatness, Criticizing Its Faults, And More Of The Week's Top Takes

We've also got a preview of Sunderfolk, some narrative game recommendations, and more

ByKotaku Staff

PublishedOctober 12, 2024

<em>Metaphor: ReFantazio</em>’s Political Style And Substance Has Us Hooked

Metaphor: ReFantazio’s Political Style And Substance Has Us Hooked

In ways both small and profound, Atlus' fantasy RPG feels like a step forward for the studio

PublishedOctober 12, 2024

<i>Metaphor: ReFantazio</i> Is <i>Persona</i> Without All The Ugly Baggage

Metaphor: ReFantazio Is Persona Without All The Ugly Baggage

Persona games tout progressive ideals while pushing regressive stigmas, but not Metaphor

PublishedOctober 7, 2024

ReviewsMultiplatform

<i>Metaphor: ReFantazio</i>: The Kotaku Review

ReviewsMultiplatform

Metaphor: ReFantazio: The Kotaku Review

‘With all my heart, I hope that fantasy gives you strength’

PublishedOctober 7, 2024

<i>Avowed </i>Feels Amazing, <i>Monster Hunter Wilds </i>Seems Incredible, And More Of The Week's Takes

Avowed Feels Amazing, Monster Hunter Wilds Seems Incredible, And More Of The Week's Takes

We also go hands-on with Metaphor: ReFantazio, try out Terry in Street Fighter 6, and more

ByKotaku Staff

PublishedAugust 31, 2024

OpinionImpressions

Four Hours With <i>Metaphor: ReFantazio</i>: A Promising Game That Atlus Should Let Speak For Itself

OpinionImpressions

Four Hours With Metaphor: ReFantazio: A Promising Game That Atlus Should Let Speak For Itself

The newest game from the minds behind Persona has a lot to say about the futility of using fantasy as escapism