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After revealing its debut 2D platformer and dubbing it "the Elden Ring of Metroidvania in terms of map size," indie studio Winter Crew has continued to bedazzle fans with Fallen Tear: The Ascension - and now there's a successful Kickstarter campaign to boot.
Despite releasing well over a decade ago, the Skyrim community is still finding ways to spice the iconic RPG up - including this fan who is journeying across the map on his own two feet.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard may end up standing the test of time as one of the best RPGs to come from BioWare yet, with various quality-of-life improvements over the series' past entries.
Astrobotanica is a cozy survival game set on a version of Earth akin to the planet's state 300 thousand years ago - and surprisingly, it's headed by former Dead Island and Dying Light developers.
The Baldur's Gate 3 cast didn't always feel as strongly for the companions they voiced as the community did - as is the case with Shadowheart's actor, at least.
The Minecraft community continues to impress well over a decade following the monumental arrival of Mojang's sandbox gem - most recently with a GameCube "demake" outperforming official ports.
Larian Studios underestimated just how much deep-diving into Dungeons & Dragons and its dedicated community it would need to do while designing Baldur's Gate 3.
Both Destiny and Guitar Hero could've ended up as Xbox exclusives - if Microsoft Gaming lead Phil Spencer hadn't "passed" on signing the now iconic titles.