Death-defying Game Proves Surprisingly Lively
Dark Souls: Prepare To Die Edition tells gamers up front what they can expect to find in this RPG world: lots of dying. But if you adventure carefully, there’s a lot of good too.
Dark Souls: Prepare To Die Edition tells gamers up front what they can expect to find in this RPG world: lots of dying. But if you adventure carefully, there’s a lot of good too.
This week I take a look at the Beta of an up and coming indie game, is it worth being finished? Or is the Time Waster just…well…wasting his time? How would his boss know the difference?
Avernum: Escape From the Pit is a remake of the game Avernum from the year 2000. This retelling maintains the amazing storyline of the original, and much of the old style gameplay.
The Dawnguard DLC for Skyrim adds a bunch of great things, like new perk trees for vampires and werewolves, mounted combat, crossbows and of course, a new adventure.
Dragon’s Dogma is an action RPG with a lot of unique elements that set it apart from the pack. You can even loan your best AI helpers, known as pawns, to your friends.
Although it could be argued that we should have gotten this ending right from the start, the Extended Cut DLC for Mass Effect 3 wraps up a lot of loose ends.
Swedish developer Fatshark brings us the action RPG Krater, set years after a nuclear war. With a classic top-down interface, unique squad combat and a low price, it’s not one to miss.
Billy upgrades to an Android smartphone and finds a whole new universe of games to waste time with! His first distraction is the awesome fighting RPG Rage of Bahamut.
Diablo III has finally been released, but what chance does it have of capturing that same magic that made the prequel so popular? A pretty good one as it turns out.
Tales of Graces F is about the most perfect example of an Asian-themed RPG to ever grace the PlayStation 3. Watch out Final Fantasy, there’s a new king in town.