Ashen: Indie action-RPG debuts on Epic Game Store and Xbox One
Ashen, the indie action-role-playing game from Annapurna Interactive, has debuted on the Epic Games Store and the Xbox One. The game is one of...
Clash & Go is a blockchain game that blends strategy and AR
The world of augmented reality (AR) got a real shot in the arm in July 2016 with the launch of Pokémon Go. Until then,...
Beamdog’s Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition takes up the community mantle of the original
Neverwinter Nights marked a transition for the Dungeons & Dragons-style of video game. It was the first game that used the then-new 3rd Edition...
The 10 best RPGs of 2015: The Witcher 3, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Pillars of Eternity, and more
In 2015, role-playing games spread out in all directions. They went bigger and smaller. Some looked to the past for inspiration while others aimed to push...
Xenoblade Chronicles X impressions: Size matters
With Starfox Zero being delayed into 2016, Nintendo’s biggest holiday release – both figuratively and literally – is Xenoblade Chronicles X, the followup to...
Nintendo Power’s Epic Center: a golden age of console role-playing games
In the thick of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System zeitgeist in 1995, noted games magazine and company propaganda machine Nintendo Power started printing a...
Sorcerer King shows that Stardock has finally found the fantasy-strategy fun
While the turn-based strategy game is sometimes tripped up by repetitive combat and city-building, the humor in its quests and variety in its hero abilities make it worth (re)playing.
Sequel to hugely popular Blood Brothers role-playing game coming to mobile in 2015
The first installment was on the Google Play store top 10 list for seven months.
Rollers of the Realm’s great ideas get flattened (review)
If you have a difficult time grasping the concept of abstract narrative in pinball, it will be a fantastic eye-opener. Taken any further than that, though, and it disappoints.
Ultra-difficult roguelike shooters offer new tests for players and developers
The first person shooters use roguelike role-playing game elements such as permadeath and randomly generated levels to fry your brain.