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Notorious Studios, the game developer founded by former members of the World of Warcraft development team, has announced that Legacy: Steel & Sorcery, its PvPvE extraction action RPG, will be available during the upcoming Steam Next Fest with an Alpha demo.
Maple Forest promises a dream come true for fans of retro gems like the Legend of Zelda titles from the 90s and other banger RPGs such as Secret of Mana - and in less than a week, it already soared way past its initial Kickstarter goal.
Here's a great deal I always recommend whenever it comes up: the entire SteamWorld series is cheap on Steam right now as part of publisher Thunderful's big sale, meaning $31.11 can get you a whole lot of very different but visually unified games featuring steampunk robots.
If you were to put Stardew Valley and Skyrim into a pot and mix it up, I'd imagine that the video game soup you'd create would look an awful lot like Hawthorn – an adorable upcoming sandbox RPG from a group of ex-Bethesda, BioWare, and Naughty Dog devs.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is quickly approaching now, and newcomers to BioWare's RPG series may be wondering how easily they can hop in-game without playing its predecessors first - and as it turns out, the new entry is accessible to all.
It was a very big deal when Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 was announced in 2019, and it's been a very big shit show ever since. Which is perhaps not inappropriate for a Bloodlines sequel—those of us who are honest about it will admit the original was a remarkable shit show in its own right—but nonetheless irritating for those of us who have been waiting patiently for 20 years for more.
If things had gone differently at Blizzard 10 years ago, we might've been playing a version of Diablo 4 with melee brawls akin to the Batman: Arkham series. I'm not even sure that idea sounds good on paper, but it didn't seem to work out in practice either because Blizzard eventually rebooted the project into the demon-slaying action RPG we have today.
BioWare has just revealed a pile of details on Dragon Age: The Veilguard's accessibility options, and it looks like the devs are keen to set a new standard for the venerable RPG series. I'm particular taken by the game's wide-ranging and robust difficulty options.