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We have a fistful of new reviews for Atari and Bedlam Games’ Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition-based hack’n’slash, which don’t really do anything to change the image of a game which sells well but that doesn’t manage to actually garner…

Three more reviews for inXile Entertainment’s dungeon crawler Hunted: The Demon’s Forge have popped up, continuing the trend of tepid reception for the title and unfortunately doing nothing to tip the scales in favor of Bethesda and the Brian Fargo-led…

G4TV has a video interview with Namco Bandai’s producer Kei Hirono, which tackles the similarities and differences between From Software’s Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls, and should provide some reasons for Demon’s Souls players and not to look forward to…

We have a couple of new previews for Deep Silver’s zombie-theme curious mix of open-world, action-RPG elements, bringing us impressions from the last E3. RPGamer tries to reassure RPG players that “there is some real meat to the RPG mechanics”…

In one of Rock, Paper, Shotgun’s retrospective “Gaming Made Me” corners, independent game developer and researcher Mitu Khandaker looks back at one of the milestones of the MMO genre: EverQuest. Here’s a sampling: EverQuest was a game that got under…

Rampant Games’ Jay Barnson editorializes on the Rampant Games blog on the possible reasons that role-playing games rely so much on the device of “dungeons”. It’s definitely a recommended read. Here’s a sampling: A) They make structuring adventures easy As…

Considering this title was released without much fanfare, and that it wouldn’t really be surprising to not have read anything about it, you may be interested in reading some reviews of the PSN dungeon crawler Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls,…