In the world of tabletop games, massive dungeon crawlers have become a favorite of many, and “the bigger the better” seems to be the opinion of the fans and creators. Recent boxes have become gargantuan to house the enormous amount of storytelling and varied options included in the experience. The

Survios, developers of VR titles such as Raw Data and Creed: Rise to Glory, have announced their next greatest adventure: a VR high-seas pirate game, Battlewake. In addition, closed beta signups have begun on the Survios website. Battlewake transforms you into four fearsome, super-powered Pirate Lords locked in a constant

tinyBuild today announced that Swag and Sorcery, their upcoming streamlined RPG, will be hitting Steam this Thursday. Instead of making every move like a traditional RPG, Swag and Sorcery will have players send out a team and let them bring in the loot while you monitor them closely. Embark on

34BigThings and Raiser Games have recently announced that their newest shooter, Goat of Duty, will be headed to closed beta from May 9 to 13 on PC. With a planned release of later this year, the developers will send invites as well as some other news through their official Discord

When you play a JRPG, it is very hard to be surprised or shocked anymore. There is bound to be a few barely dressed women adventuring in epic fashion while maintaining a confused, ditzy worldview. There is very likely a game-within-a-game aspect to the storytelling, or at the very least

Elder Scrolls Online has been around for a long time now, and has become one of the better MMORPG experiences available, especially on console. The success has come through a steady build-up of the game’s mechanics and world through DLC releases, with each giving some modicum of game improvement

Marking Dante’s starring debut on a Nintendo platform, the first Devil May Cry will be released on Nintendo Switch this summer. This will only be the first game in the franchise and not the HD trilogy that was recently re-released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Relive the adventure

Falcon Age has one of the strongest pitches I’ve ever heard for a game: You play as an indigenous woman imprisoned by colonizers who escapes captivity to fight back against her oppressors. Along the way, you learn more about the culture that was stolen from you and fight to