In a new “The State of the Basilisk” post on the studio’s official forums, Basilisk Games’ Thomas Riegsecker reveals that Zodiac and the Marauders of Sol was becoming “Frankenstein’s monster” and has been shelved for the time being, but also…

Given the fact that it includes the entire Eschalon series, this feature on Play Die Reload that seeks to profile “five CRPGs you should check out” technically spans a total of seven titles. Still, if you haven’t yet picked up…

Basilisk Games’ head Thomas Riegsecker has fielded some questions from RPGWatch on subjects such as the state of the game industry and RPG design, the reception of Eschalon: Book III, and the indie studio’s next project. Riegsecker isn’t kind to…

In a year-end holiday greeting posted to the official Basilisk Games website, we learn of their plans to develop “a few smaller titles” that we can only assume will be non-RPGs, another undisclosed RPG franchise after that, and potentially some…

We’ve rounded off a trilogy’s worth of detailed coverage by putting the finishing touches on our Eschalon: Book III subsite. The dedicated subsite houses a significant amount of information for Basilisk Games’ latest endeavor, including a fully annotated walkthrough, a…

We’ve already brought you an Eschalon: Book III subsite chock-full of content, but now that all of that information is at your disposal, we wanted to bring you a proper review of Basilisk Games’ latest title, as well. A sampling…

Basilisk Games’ Thomas Riegsecker has penned a retrospective feature called “The Eschalon Trilogy: Surviving in a Niche Market” over at Gamesauce, taking us through the development of all three Eschalon titles, the highs and lows he experienced during the nine-year…

We have rounded up a batch of, all things considered, mostly positive reviews for Basilisk Games’ latest, Eschalon: Book III, which concludes their turn-based RPG trilogy. RPGWatch, 4 So, in summary I found this third adventure in the land of…

Right on cue, Basilisk Games has released the third and final installment to their excellent turn-based RPG series, which “brings the trilogy to a close” and ushers in another wave of old school role-playing entertainment. Go grab it and read…