Action RPG

It’s a 2D side-scrolling action RPG about a brave Valkyrie and her overbearing father, Odin.

I hurried through Dragon Age: the Veilguard because I knew this was waiting for me to finish.

82 hours from start to end, all quests completed, all companions at max bond, all factions but one maxed out, 47/52 achievements. Was it worth it?

Can I win Dragon Age: Veilguard with a bow that has just one arrow and takes ten seconds to reload?

But maybe the Dragon Age series has always been like this…

Snowblind Studios’ swan song might have been the best RPG they ever made.

Loved Champions of Norrath and Return to Arms. Snowblind’s next game was Justice League Heroes. Can it be just as good? Better?

Hey, I finished another game! I hope this doesn’t become some kind of trend. I had a lot of fun with it.

Pixelated Milk’s new game in development, SacriFire, dropped their open playtest this weekend. This is the first time that even the game’s Kickstarter backers have been able to play the game, and… this game isn’t what I expected. That’s not a bad thing, at all. It’s because in this golden age of JRPGs, I was playing the Final Fantasies, the Breaths of Fire, the turn-based choose-your-attack-from-a-menu kind of JRPGs. And I really, really liked them. ...

Aegis, a living automaton, is on a quest to free France from Mad King Louis XVI’s tyranny in this dark souls-like game set during the French Revolution.