Square Enix’s 2018 Dragon Quest Builders sequel was weirdly already out on Steam Today, Square Enix announced that after seven years, Dragon Quest Builders is, for some reason, arriving on PC in early February. Released in 2016, Dragon Quest Builders, is an open-world survival game that combines Minecraft’s blocks with Dragon Quest’s lore. It’s a delightful game that lets you build bases […]
Continue Reading
An upcoming PS5 game from Chinese developer Kuro Game showcases similar aesthetics to Genshin Impact, with a closed beta test coming soon. Chinese developer Kuro Game has released new information about its upcoming game, Wuthering Waves, confirming the game’s second beta test and PlayStation versions. Kuro Game first announced the game in 2022 as a new […]
Continue Reading
With a large open world, vehicular combat, and dungeons to delve into, Sand Land sounds like a pretty sweet adventure. An adaptation of Akira Toriyama’s desert-themed, post-war manga, Sand Land arrives as an open-world action RPG on April 25, 2024. If you’re a fan of Toriyama’s other work, such as Dragon Ball, you’ll want to keep an eye […]
Continue Reading
The new Pillars patch has some fans hoping that Pillars of Eternity 3 might be happening. Baldur’s Gate 3 is the big, world-changing isometric party-based RPG that everyone’s still talking about, but I’ve always felt that Pillars of Eternity is the game that really first started turning that engine over. The OG Infinity Engine vibes were strong, […]
Continue Reading
January is here; look at it, being the first month of 2024 and everything. Games are generally a very good way to take your mind off of things, and given that things simply keep happening, it’s definitely worth paying attention to some of the amazing indie games we’ve got coming up in January. There were […]
Continue Reading
There are tons of exciting, ambitious RPGs in development, and lots of them are releasing this year. The enormity of Baldur’s Gate 3’s briefly stirred up anxieties over raised expectations for future games: Are we going to feel let down by every subsequent RPG that can’t match BG3’s scope and complexity? Even if we did start insisting […]
Continue Reading
I need a Bag of Holding for all these games. Between Baldur’s Gate 3’s reception deservedly snowballing into an award-sweeping phenomenon and Phantom Liberty bringing a fresh dose of sci-fi spying to Cyberpunk 2077, one of the oldest and often the very nerdiest gaming genres has had a truly impressive year. Whether your personal preference leans more towards swords […]
Continue Reading
