The always bright Lina must help her people by becoming the ruler of the lands, but unfortunately she will have to get past ...

Please verify your email address. Metaphor: ReFantazio's world is built on the diversity of its people, both in its tribes and ideologies. This diversity and the incongruous way that Euchronia's ...

The world of Metaphor: ReFantazio is full of issues ... the Gloomy Youth will mark exactly where you will need to go on your map. This is a quick one-day trip from Martira, an easy trip for ...

One of the key details in Metaphor: Refantazio is how you can engage in ... platforms centered between the four sides of the map. They won't be available at the start so your first objective ...

Metaphor: ReFantazio knows its story from the very beginning and sticks to it, only raising the stakes, building the world, and immersing the player every step of the way. I like the "Prepare for ...

Credit: Atlus / Sega Metaphor: ReFantazio was developer Atlus' first original game since 2011's twisted love triangle Catherine, but its world might extend further than just a single game as ...

Explore Metaphor: ReFantazio with a 600-page guide covering maps, enemies, and side quests for RPG enthusiasts. Dive into Euchronia's world with Future Press' detailed tome, uncovering unique ...

But Metaphor: ReFantazio has pulled me right back in and reminded me why I adore this genre so much. The game feels like an adult Persona—swapping out high school for high fantasy—crafting a ...

The world of Metaphor: ReFantazio may be one of high fantasy, but its themes and characters are as real as it gets. Be sure to read over the rest of the Shacknews Awards in our Year of the Games ...

While not every work of fiction can change the world, or instill within it a goodness that has seemingly been stripped away, Metaphor: ReFantazio is a reminder that art can change us. Curious if ...

Metaphor: ReFantazio may have more in store for fans. We may be returning to the United Kingdom of Euchronia sooner than we expected to. Today, an interesting development on Atlus’ official ...