The ambitious open world medieval RPG, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, will be receiving several pieces of DLC in the coming months, developer Warhorse Studios revealed.
At first glance, Slipstream may look like a racing game released in the mid-90s, the kind you used to see in every arcade – but I can assure you, it’s actually a brand new title that hopped onto Steam just the other day.
Released for the 3DS in 2014, Azure Striker Gunvolt was Inti Creates’ fast-paced, Mega Man-esque action game that ended up getting ported to both PC and Switch later down the line.
Lab Zero Games, creators of Skullgirls, have announced that they would be delaying the release of their upcoming RPG Indivisible to 2019.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition is set to arrive on PS4 and Xbox One this August, but if you have access to Xbox Game Preview, you can already immerse yourself in the first few hours of Larian Studios’ 2017 RPG epic for free.
Final Fantasy XII’s humble beginnings place you in the role of Vaan, an orphaned young man whose older brother was killed two years prior to the events of the main storyline, and who dreams of one day becoming a sky pirate in hopes of steering his life towards a better future.
The adventure starts off with Finn, the typical amnesiac protagonist, being freed from slavery by a mysterious old man, who then asks him to help his daughter. Simple enough, right?
Legend has it that the dreadful eight-headed serpent, Orochi, after years upon years of being offered human sacrifices, was finally defeated by the white wolf Shiranui and the brave hero, Nagi.
The adventure takes place in the land of Rivellon, a world experiencing an era of turmoil as horrific monsters known as the Voidwoken threaten the peace. And the reason for their invasion? You, apparently.
Whenever a video game, particularly a well-known title, gets a board game adaptation, I can’t help but ponder how well said adaptation might manage to convey the core essence of the source material.