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Don't expect Assassin's Creed Shadows to be as monstrously large as Valhalla, its art director suggests, because Ubisoft was able to focus on a specific slice of Japan in its next stealthy action RPG.
With a series as wide-spanning and long-running as Final Fantasy, people will have their favorites. There’s Final Fantasy VI, a title often cited as having one of the best villains in a game; Final Fantasy VII, a game credited with the rise of Japanese-developed role-playing games in the West; there’s Final Fantasy X, the very first game in the series to be fully voice-acted. Yet several games in the series aren’t as spoken about: Final Fantasy XII, the 13 trilogy, and my favourite game in the series, Final Fantasy XV. But why is a game released almost thirty years into the series lifespan my favorite game?
Developers from studios including Capcom, Ubisoft, Riot Games, and WayForward formed a new studio called Pahdo Labs, and their debut game is co-op roguelike action RPG Starlight Re:Volver, which looks mighty promising even in pre-alpha.
My Time at Sandrock may have failed to deliver on its promises of a fully fleshed-out multiplayer mode, but Pathea Games isn't making the same mistake with its sequel.
Baldur's Gate 3 harbors various emotional moments, but one scene starring Astarion takes the cake for many fans - and it turns out it wasn't scripted at all.
Dragon's Dogma 2 and its reception was a bit of a wild ride to follow—an otherwise bombastic, colourful RPG was bogged down by some mind-meltingly foolish microtransactions, the optics of which were far worse than the reality.
is oozing with characters and scenarios that are almost begging to star in a crossover, but Larian Studio's latest suggestion may not be what fans expect. The massive RPG took the world by storm in 2023 but one year before it, another indie game that also predominately featured eldritch monsters similarly captivated the hearts of players looking for something unique. The action rogue-like may focus on a completely different set of mechanics, but it doesn't take much to see how a crossover could be plenty of fun.
Final Fantasy 16 is going through it right now, as the hit RPG has suddenly become plagued with graphical glitches and crashes - and it doesn't even seem to result from an update to the game itself.