Let’s Play Darkwood, a creepy new survival horror adventure with a throwback, top-down interface, a dangerous world to explore, and vastly changing environments based on a day and night cycle. It also happens to have a really nice, if totally bizarre, plot and story.
Faced with an onslaught of daemon-like oni, mid-industrial period Japan is calling out for the help of time-traveling monster slayers in the surprisingly deep action RPG, Toukiden 2. Do you have what it takes rid the world of giant, towering daemons as big as buildings?
This week Billy is continuing his marathon of mobile games with an RPG called The Lost Kingdoms that capture classic computer gaming.
Diablo III may be a five-year-old game, but Blizzard is still supporting it with brand new content, including the just-released Necromancer class DLC. If you stopped playing Diablo III, now is the time to jump back in. The Necromancer is amazing.
The core gameplay of Drifting Lands is addicting and highly satisfying, with surprisingly deep role-playing elements just below the surface of what at first appears to be a slick and dazzling shoot-em-up packed with heart-pounding action and explosions.
After picking up numerous awards, including a GiN Game of the Year for strategy titles, the stylish, story-packed Viking saga moves to consoles, where it’s sure to find an appreciative audience. We take a look at the new console port.
This week our Time Waster is finally giving JRPGs on his smartphone a try and he might’ve just found a good one with Machine Knight.
In what may be the closing chapter of the Dark Souls universe, The Ringed City DLC for Dark Souls III lets players explore the history of the franchise and discover long-hidden secrets and truths, if they look hard enough, and can survive the journey.
This week our Time Waster is all about a Rouge-like turn-based RPG called MidBoss that challenges the player with unique possession and level mechanics. Ready for some unique dungeon diving?
Although the latest version of Prey plays more like System Shock than a sequel to the 2006 game of the same name, on the whole, that’s not necessarily a bad thing for this creepy, frightening role-playing masterpiece.
