Massively Good Role-Playing
Mass Effect may be the ultimate RPG for the Xbox 360. Filled with twists and turns galore, the engaging storyline will have you trying to save a broken universe.
Mass Effect may be the ultimate RPG for the Xbox 360. Filled with twists and turns galore, the engaging storyline will have you trying to save a broken universe.
Loki attempts to become the next God of War, but also adding in Diablo elements dooms this title to a fun but also mediocre experience.
With a dark and foreboding world, plus adult situations and even sexual relations, The Witcher, offers up some great gameplay you can’t find anywhere else.
The Chosen: Well of Souls is a nice little $20 game that brings to mind Diablo and Dungeon Siege, only not quite as good, but not quite as expensive either.
Bethesda pulled back the cover on Fallout 3, and what we saw was pretty amazing. This will be the game to look out for next year.
The first mega-expansion pack for Oblivion takes you into the realm of madness, where everyone you meet is just a little, or a lot, crazy. Expect the unexpected in there.
The Game of the Year for the PC and Xbox 360 makes the jump to the PS3. The newest version of Oblivion features faster load times, improved graphics and gameplay.
Silverfall certainly looks unique from other RPGs out there with its cel-shading like graphics. But a clunky interface threatens to spoil the fun.
The pending Shivering Isles expansion for Oblivion takes you into the realm of Sheogorath’s madness. Expect the unexpected if you venture there.
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth is so good, not only is it the RPG that all PSP owners must have, but really justifies owning the system.