Arguably one of the finest games of the 90s was the original Actraiser. A unique blend of platforming action and urban planning, Actraiser Renaissance has revisited this approach and extended it ...

ActRaiser's mix of action and civilization building is unique, but it's the masterful art direction and music composition that will win you over. ActRaiser was one of the first games to hit store ...

Square Enix's 1991 SNES game Actraiser--considered to be one of the console's best and most memorable games--is coming back for Nintendo Switch via a remaster. The game was announced during the ...

One of the stealthier game releases in recent memory is that of Actraiser Renaissance. Dropped on an unsuspecting gaming public a few days ago, it’s an amazing remaster of a genuine classic.

If it's leftfield announcements you're after, how about this one? Cult-classic Super Nintendo game Actraiser is getting the remaster treatment, and you won't have long to wait to play it - it's ...

ActRaiser holds a special place in many Super Nintendo players' hearts. The game mixes 2D action-platformer gameplay with a completely unique city-building/god game experience that's never been ...

SNES classic Actraiser gets a surprise remake that is closer to a full reboot, but does the weird mix of god game and platformer still work? Whenever anyone talks about 16-bit games they’d like ...

As is typical for retro remakes nowadays, Actraiser Renaissance also adds a save game feature, as well as new difficulty levels. The graphics have definitely been redone with modern tech (check ...

If you haven't picked up Actraiser Renaissance yet, it's currently on sale (at the time of writing this) on the US eShop for $20.99 — so go pick it up! In our review of the game last year ...

Every game has its influences, but SolSeraph might as well have the subtitle: Tribute to ActRaiser. Everything from the god-saving-humanity story to the hybrid action/city-building gameplay ...

Beloved SNES game ActRaiser is 30 years old this week and its composer thinks a new sequel is still a possibility. It may not be the most famous SNES game ever made but ActRaiser was certainly one ...

The sequel, ActRaiser 2, inexplicably dropped an entire half of the game, and a half that many fans of the original absolutely loved. So, does that make ActRaiser 2 only half the game of the original?