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Blizzard says it felt a greater sense of pressure when developing Diablo 4's new Spiritborn class because it doesn't fit into the conventional tabletop RPG model like the action RPG's existing classes.
Microids and Savage Level have announced their newest tactical RPG title, Flint: Treasure of Oblivion, which is set to be released by October of this year.
As the final boss of 's first chapter, Black Bear Guai will pose a challenge to most players. After defeating his first form during your fight with the Black Wind King, you'll need to chase him up to the summit of Black Wind Mountain to encounter him again. Get ready for a tougher fight and a few new attacks from the final boss of Chapter One.
isn't quite open-world, but there is plenty of optional content for players to engage with. From hidden treasures to optional boss fights, there's more than enough in the linear levels of various chapters to reward players who are keen on heading off the beaten path. However, not everyone will feel like engaging with this optional content straight away, instead preferring to go back to it after beating the main story.
Developers working on The Elder Scrolls Online don't really think of the long-running game as an MMO because, at this point, it's more of a "virtual world."
BioWare has spent over 200,000 hours testing Dragon Age: The Veilguard - and that's just on PC.
Starfield players have been begging for vehicles since the open-world RPG first launched, and Xbox boss Phil Spencer is no exception. In fact, he was bugging Todd Howard for the feature directly.
Peter Molyneux's Masters of Albion both is and isn't set in the same world as Fable 4, confusingly, but the influential developer doesn't actually know if he's in breach of Microsoft's copyright.