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During last week’s The Game Awards, Stoic announced that it is working on Banner Saga 2, the sequel to one of the year’s most heralded RPGs. Banner Saga 2 will feature a brand new race as well. Check out the trailer below.

During last week’s The Game Awards, Stoic announced that it is working on Banner Saga 2, the sequel to one of the year’s most heralded RPGs. Banner Saga 2 will feature a brand new race as well. Check out the trailer below.

An old saw says something about the appeal of an "oldie but a goodie," and Square Enix is banking on it. Next year, the company’s releasing an "enhanced" version of its 1997 Final Fantasy VII for PS4 based on the PC version of 2013.

We’ve all been there. We’re dying to play an MMO and get our fix and sometimes it doesn’t even have to be our go-to main game. Maybe your laptop can’t handle it, you’re out of town, or you don’t have the time to play a bigger game – whatever the reason, sometimes you just need a browser game to scratch that itch.

It’s a very common sentiment to hear from people that they want more complex, hardcore MMOs. This is something that even though the age of the hardcore, demanding MMO, where things took forever to happen, where fast travel wasn’t happening, and where lines built up around other players or in-game areas for buffs or completion, is mostly locked in player nostalgia these days.

Last night the 2014 edition of The Game Awards was held and it was a super night for fans of all genres and platforms. The winners were announced, some of which are well-known to our readers. Among others, Dragon Age: Inquisition took home Game of the Year and Best RPG, while Destiny brought home Best Score and Best Online Experience, and HearthStone took the Best Mobile/Handheld title.

The Game Awards 2014 hosted several new trailers from games many are looking forward to in 2015. Among them, Sony PlayStation showed off a brand new trailer for Bloodborne that features a terrific amount of in-game footage. See for yourself!

Facepunch Studios, the creative minds behind Rust, debuted its next title at last nights Video Game Awards (The Game Awards). Called "Before", the game takes place in the Stone Age and is a stylized game pitting players against wooly mammoths, sabre-toothed cats and every other danger faced by primitive man. Check out the trailer and let us know what you think in the comments.

At this year’s Video Game Awards, No Man’s Sky was shown yet again to the world by Hello Games. The game is described as "every atom procedural" and the trailer shows off in-game footage. See what you think!

Paradox Interactive has a new post on the official forums that lets the community know that development of the procedural RPG, Runemaster, has been frozen. According to the post, the game was not meeting the high standards that Paradox sets for its titles but that the company had learned valuable lessons in the process. The Runemaster team has been reassigned and Paradox is considering reusing the assets created on another project.