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Mitch revisits Neverwinter for the first time since 2021, giving the D&D MMO a re-review to see how it holds up after ten years. From the new player experience to the darkest reaches of the Underdark, Mitch takes us through the MMO as it stands today.
Arcadian Atlas is inspired by the tactics RPGs of yesteryear. Nick, our resident tactics RPG fan, puts the indie RPG through its paces.
Gunfire Games is back with Remnant 2. This is great for fans of the first Remnant game and new players looking for a new challenge. Remnant 2 returns to the post-apocalyptic world torn apart by the Root. Armed with new archetypes, Kevin has been hopping between worlds to find out why the Root still exists. Check out his review.
By allowing the player to see the consequences of their choices, does Harmony: The Fall of Reverie’s define the future of its intertwining genres?
Back at Summer Game Fest Play Days, one demo seemed to elicit more cheers and shouts from attendees than any other: Crash Team Rumble. Every match played throughout the weekend sounded like the final minute of an NBA Finals game, with loud whooping and anguished cries of defeat echoing through the entire pavilion. If the demo was that fun, surely the full release will be the same, right?
It’s been just over a week since the Land of the Morning Light expansion launched for Black Desert Online, bringing the new location and boss blitz mode to the MMO. Lowry has spent time fighting each boss and checking out the blitz – here is our final review.
It’s been a few weeks since Diablo IV saw its full launch, and real-life interferences notwithstanding, Robin had the chance to dig into what it offers. Check out our full review.
From its outrageously beautiful visuals to its brilliant story, Final Fantasy XVI is compelling from start to finish. Its action combat is topped only by the incredible Kaiju-esque Eikon battles, and its story is one of the best Bradford has played in the series. Here is our review.
The Age of Wonders IV: Dragon Dawn has arrived. Players can now build their hoard and overcome challenges as a Dragon Ruler. Publisher Paradox Interactive and developer Triumph Studios have implemented this iconic creature from fantasy well. Check out Kevin’s review to see if it is enough to warrant the content pack’s stand-alone price.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom Chapter arrived earlier this month on PC. With the various new features, ZeniMax has introduced two new zones, two new companions, a new trial, and a new class. Is working for the Daedric Prince of Forbidden Knowledge enough to keep players engaged? Check out Kevin’s final review.