#rpg

#rpg

The spinoff of a popular first-person RPG series gets handed off to a new studio that's never made a first-person game before. Envisioned as an expansion, it grows into a full game, though its developer has only 18 months to finish it. It launches with a host of bugs that make it frustrating if not unplayable for large parts of its audience. That might sound like a nightmare, but instead, it ended up as a nearly universally beloved entry in the series,

The Outer Worlds 2 doesn't drastically change the already great formula developer Obsidian Entertainment created with The Outer Worlds more than half a decade ago. Instead, this expansive sequel follows in the footsteps of many other great RPG follow-ups, with more places to explore, more loot to find, and crucially, plenty of new ways to directly influence and shape your own adventure in space.

The latest edition of Steam Next Fest is over, and Steam has shared its list of the 50 most-played demos from the week-long event. This year's list was pretty heavy with horror, adventure, RPG, and simulation games. And surprisingly, only a few roguelike and racing titles. One of the most unusual titles was Final Sentence, a battle-royale typing game that has a fatal ending for any player who can't keep up with the pace.

A new, playable environment, taking the characters of Expedition 33 to a brand-new location with new enemy encounters and surprises to discover. Challenging, new boss battles for late-game players to overcome. New costumes for each member of the Expedition, giving even more customization options for players throughout their adventure. New text and UI game localizations into Czech, Ukrainian, Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai and Indonesian, bringing the total number of supported languages to 19.

Fantasy games take you away from any semblance of the real world, instead trading in unique worlds and universes, often featuring magic, but sometimes lean into fantasy technology as well. These games are often in the RPG genre, and many of them feature open-worlds as well. The most important and defining aspect of fantasy games are their settings though, featuring magical creatures and special powers.

Atlus has not officially acknowledged Persona 6, but development on the game has been in progress for years and there are indications of its impending release.

Assassin's Creed Mirage trades expansive RPG mechanics for a straightforward action experience, focusing on stealth gameplay set in 9th-century Baghdad, completing in around a dozen hours.

Bravely Default HD offers nearly limitless team customization thanks to its take on the iconic Final Fantasy job system, enabling diverse character builds and synergies in gameplay.

A great character sheet template turns scattered ideas into structured growth. These templates help your characters stay consistent and unforgettable.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, releasing July 24, features a female pirate warrior navigating a world inspired by China's Three Kingdoms, emphasizing RPG elements.

Square Enix is preparing a remake of Dragon Quest VII, which originally launched on PlayStation in 2000 in Japan and 2001 in the US, set for 2026.

Persona 5 was the series watershed moment, when it finally hit the mainstream, but everything else since has been following in its footsteps.

Destiny: Rising, a mobile-exclusive sci-fi RPG shooter, will launch for iOS and Android on August 28, offering players a new experience in the Destiny universe.

Update 1.5 enhances Look Outside with new crafting recipes, character interactions, changes to the flooded basement, and numerous tweaks and bug fixes, enriching the gameplay experience.

Keeper, however, looks like perfect bait for The Game Awards jury. It’s a wordless yet surprisingly emotive action-adventure about a sentient lighthouse and its bird companion.

"Sea of Remnants, a visually rich ocean adventure RPG, boasts an intriguing character design and a unique blend of comic book and glitch aesthetics."