First-person dungeon crawlers
Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth Review (3DS)
Calling all amateur cartographers
October 17, 2017 - It's been a couple years but Atlus' dungeon-crawling series is back with a new adventure. Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth is a solid entry in the decade-old franchise so recruit a party of capable explorers and let's head to the dungeon.
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Mary Skelter: Nightmares Review (PlayStation Vita)
A bloody good dungeon crawler
September 7, 2017 - RPGs don't get much more old-school than first-person dungeon crawlers. Mary Skelter: Nightmares may seem like a creepy take on the genre but it contains one deeply satisfying campaign that's full of craziness so get ready to donate some blood.
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Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy Review (PlayStation Vita)
Rise from the Abyss
May 10, 2017 - First-person dungeon crawlers are some of the most underrated RPGs and the Vita's library is full of them. However, is Operation Babel a worthy addition to this genre that old-school gaming fans just can't get enough of?
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MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death Review (PlayStation Vita)
Big dungeons, even bigger boobies
September 6, 2016 - The Vita sure has its fair share of first-person dungeon crawlers. With so many titles to choose from, are MeiQ's enormous dungeons big and juicy enough for genre fans to wrap their eager hands around?
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Severed Review (PlayStation Vita)
Screen protector required
April 26, 2016 - Truly unique first-person dungeon crawlers are hard to come by yet this new portable title is quite promising. Get your finger ready for some furious swiping and let's see if Severed is worth accidentally scratching up your Vita screen.
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Stranger of Sword City Review (PlayStation Vita)
As hardcore as dungeon RPGs get
April 11, 2016 - Over the decades, RPGs have evolved into an entirely different beast. Whereas epic stories, stylish characters, and breathtaking cinematics are now the norm, the concept of carving your own path in a mysterious world is much harder to come by nowadays.
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