Was not expecting much when I bought this game; just wanted a good RPG game with a story that I could pass the time with. The only way I can keep playing this game is when I' am completely drunk out of my mind, it's that boring and lame.

After I read how the reviews has no balance whatsoever (some as low as 1 while others as high as 10), I decided to pitch in. First of all total time spent on this game 100hours. Although sadly I haven't complete the game cause I needed to reinstall Windows and I forgot to back-up my save (the save...

It's hip to be Square when it comes to role-playing games…Square Enix, that is. The company has consistently delivered superlative RPGs for three decades now, and although this genre is not for everyone, few can deny it its place in the annals of gaming history.

This game features great looking characters, landscapes and amazing special effects. The battle system is unique but easy to get used to. However, the game is by no means easy as the battles, especially at later stages in the game, require much thinking and strategy.

The words Square Enix and Role Playing Game usually equal a fantastic and highly enjoyable RPG. Which is why I was excited to review The Last Remnant for the PC. Little did I know that I was about to be punched in the face with blandness and boredom.

The Last Remnant is about an 18 year old brother whose sister gets kidnapped, and he wants to find her so bad. The battle system is great – you can have up to 15 party members at one time – not like Final Fantasy. The weapons are great.

The Last Remnant

The herd of single-player role-playing games on the PC seems to be thinning as the years pass by, with subscription-based and free-to-play, pay-per-item massively multiplayer games filling in.

Admit it. The PC is not the most popular platform for Japanese game developers. Originally released for the Xbox 360, The Last Remnant is a turn-based RPG where instead of giving individual commands, you instead command groups of characters, or "unions" during battles.

Games for Windows gets The Last Remnant, but is it a better version?