Once Upon a Time
The Bard’s Tale is one of those rare titles that offer action, combat and an engaging story in a humorous RPG that never takes itself too seriously.
Category Archives: Reviews
Scrapland Offers Superb Surprises
Scrapland is poised to take the standard RPG genre and turn it on its ear. For both RPG and action gamers, Scrapland is pure treasure.
Norrath Needs You
As the EverQuest II online game opens, our fly on the wall beta tester reveals what you can expect from this new and exciting game world.
Symphonia is multiplayer fun
Although a bit hard to follow at times, Tales of Symphonia goes a long way to combating the RPG dearth of the GameCube.
Fun's not Invisible in this War
Although many might argue it is not as good as its predecessor, DeusEx: Invisible War is a lot of fun, and breaks out into the console world too.
Hack, Slash, Repeat
Our coverage of multiplayer console games moves this week to Dungeon & Dragons Heroes, a fun yet weaker entry into the category.
Fallout Is The Bomb
Moving away from the RPG interface of the PC, Fallout Brotherhood of Steel on the console is a two-fisted foul-mouthed gritty hack and slash adventure.
Champions Conquers
Champions of Norrath is a perfect example of what a console RPG can be, both online and off. For PS2 owners, this one is a must play title.
It’s Baldur’s Gate Too
Dark Alliance II takes everything that was great about the original and makes it even better. It’s a nearly perfect console title.
Relief for the 50’s
Do you have an EverQuest character stuck in the quagmire that is levels 50 – 60? Relief is on the way! I am a long time player of EverQuest, that had moved on to newer games (not because EverQuest is a bad game but I spent four years in Norrath and it was time for a change). I had a few characters in the low 50’s, level wise, and had been struggling with advancing them. I came back to try Lost Dungeons of Norrath to see if this would help the situation and to see what seems to be the … Continue reading Relief for the 50’s