For the first 2016 Underworld Ascendant blog update, the folks at OtherSide Entertainment explain what they’re doing now that development is transitioning into full production and what the new “authored” art style concocted by Nate Wells entails. Here’s a snippet:…

After offering some thoughts on the plans outlined by Bethesda for Fallout 4’s updates, the folks at VG247 have decided to publish their own wishlist for the title’s downloadable content that includes mounts, a UI overhaul, improved settlement management, underwater adventures,…

Searching for all things role-playing on the Internet can reveal some wondrous things, including this recent retrospective review on CRPG Adventures for Don Worth’s Beneath Apple Manor, the venerable RPG/roguelike that originally launched on the Apple II way back in 1978…

In addition to tweeting about it, Warner Bros. and Daybreak Games have sent over a surprising announcement that their five-year-old superhero MMORPG DC Universe Online will be coming to Microsoft’s Xbox One platform later this Spring.  Unfortunately, the tweet reveals that…

With 2015 well and truly over, I wanted to take a quick look back at the top five video games that have kept me company during the year. If you’re a follower of this blog then there shouldn’t really be…

A new update that’s currently live on Steam and should be appearing soon on GOG and other stores has added mod support to Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut. While it’s not quite as extensive as what we’ve seen in other titles…

PC Gamer has published a video that compares XCOM: Enemy Unknown and its upcoming sequel XCOM 2, with the aim of showcasing the biggest changes that are being implemented in the sequel. XCOM: Enemy Unknown was arguably a more board…

I’d like to highlight a blog post I recently read on Gamasutra from Christopher Gile, who proposes five changes to the Fallout 4 gameplay formula that he imagines could be implemented if the developers removed fast travel. It’s an interesting thought…