67 games and 18 posts tagged “RPG”. Also see the RPG genre. Best RPG Games.
I gotta say, this one caught me off guard in the best way. It feels like the old Final Fantasy magic...
I just spent the last week diving into Zenless Zone Zero and honestly, it's got that same addictive...
I've been sinking way too many hours into Torchlight: Infinite lately, and honestly I didn't expect...
Enshrouded dropped into early access and immediately felt like the survival game a lot of us have be...
I gotta say, jumping into Castlevania: Belmont's Curse feels like catching up with an old friend you...
Core Keeper is like if you took the chill mining vibes of Stardew Valley and mashed them together wi...
Dragon's Dogma 2 just dropped and it's got that same weird, addictive energy as the first one, but c...
There's something weirdly addictive about MapleStory that keeps pulling me back even though it's bee...
Man, Kingdom Come Deliverance II drops you straight into 15th century Europe as young Henry and it f...
Man, if you've ever wanted to feel like a walking tank smashing through alien hordes, this one scrat...
Man, AION 2 really tries to shake up the MMO scene by making the sky the main battleground instead o...
If you're into hacking through endless hordes with a chainsword while your buddies blast away with l...
Question
With the 2026 release at $24.99, I'm torn between jumping into Bannerlord or sticking with Warband. What's the best way to start, and how does the core loop hold up?
News
A YouTuber claiming insider access reveals ambitious plans for a scrapped Mass Effect game set centuries after the Reaper War, featuring a galactic Cold War and Hitman-style missions.
News
Version 7.2 'Hour of Ruin' unites Teyvat's nations against a world-ending calamity, introducing the underground city of Novokitezhgrad and new Electro characters Mitya and Valeriy.
Question
We’re a group who loves loot-filled weekends but gets overwhelmed by massive skill trees. Is this brutal, free ARPG doable with full controller support for a casual co-op party, or should we stick to something lighter?
Review
CyberCorp blends fast, crunchy gunplay with build experimentation in a neon-drenched cyberpunk world. Its chaotic co-op action and affordable price might just scratch that looter shooter itch.
Top List
From blocky dungeons to sandbox warfare, these six 2026 releases make jumping into RPGs painless with accessible mechanics and immediate fun.
Spotlight
A sandbox that trades scripted quests for emergent chaos, blending deep strategy with visceral action. For those who want their victories earned, not given.
Comparison
Can a punishing isometric zombie sim coexist with a family-friendly dungeon crawler? We break down the core differences in loop, depth and style between Project Zomboid and Minecraft Dungeons II.
Comparison
One is a vibrant fantasy MMO comeback, the other a grim extraction shooter that punishes every mistake. We break down the core loops, presentation, value, and who they're really for.
Guide
Jump into Last Epoch with confidence. This beginner's guide covers skill trees, loot crafting, co-op tactics, and common mistakes to avoid so you can start building powerful time-traveling heroes.
Review
Last Epoch promises deep ARPG loot grinding with time-travel twists and extensive skill crafting, but that $33.99 price tag and in-app purchases deserve a hard stare.
Discussion
For a $10 game, CyberCorp’s crunchy combat and build systems hint at a movement meta worth exploring—but balance might be the real boss fight.