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While may be Larian Studios' most recognizable project, fans of can also enjoy some time in the spotlight thanks to its TTRPG. When it comes to adapting video games into either board games or tabletop role-playing games, the results can be divisive. For every fantastic board game like,, and there are duds like, so seeing the love and care Larian has poured into this game is exciting.
The Mana franchise has been charming dedicated role-playing enthusiasts for many decades now, often flying under the radar of mainstream audiences. However, its newest title may be its most accessible entry to date. Visions of Mana is a gorgeous, sprawling adventure with a lovable cast of characters and an abundance of things to see and do. And since it functions as a reboot of sorts of the series, it’s the best time ever for new players to jump on board and see what longtime Mana fans have been enjoying all these years.
Avowed is the latest game by Obsidian Entertainment, the masterminds behind Pentiment, Grounded, and Fallout: New Vegas. It is a brand-new action role-playing game set in the same world as Pillars of Eternity, where players explore the familiar world of Eora. While still in development, Game Director Carrie Patel took part in an interview at Gamescom 2024 with IGN where she spoke about Avowed's endings. So far, the Avowed possible endings have reached the double digits, giving the game plenty of replayability, especially for the completionists.
Games have always been meant to be played with other people. Sure, the PlayStation 5 has some of the best single-player games out there, and those are some of the best games of all time, but there’s something different about experiencing a game with one or more real people either sitting next to you or across the world via an online experience. Most of the time, the best multiplayer games for PS5 focus on competition, but many of us would rather team up with our friends than fight against them. Thankfully, games that offer full-on co-op experiences are better than ever on the PS5.
Mana Project Studio has the perfect game for fans with their new RPG, which allows players to step into the world of their favorite anime. Set in the year 2071, follows bounty hunter Spike Spiegel and his partner Jet Black as they travel on their ship, the Bebop, through the solar system, hunting down bounties while trying to evade darkness in their own pasts. The RPG brings this world to life through the players' imaginations as they immerse themselves in this expansive world.
Final Fantasy XVI has yet to be released on platforms other than the PlayStation 5, but according to rumors circulating online, Square Enix has more in the works than the announced PC port.
PC gaming has always been ahead of the curve. It has more classics that are considered some of the best games of all time than any other system, and still outpaces the latest consoles in terms of power and performance. Thebest PC games tend to focus on multiplayer, but obviously, it is home to just as many great single-player games as well.
Believe it or not, there was a time when the Game Boy Advance was thehandheld gaming system to buy. The best Game Boy Color games kept the system going, but it was long overdue for a real upgrade in power. With the GBA, we could now play games on the same level as the best SNES games on the go.