Richard Cobbett’s latest RPG-focused column for Rock, Paper, Shotgun is a retrospective review of Alvion, a 1995 sci-fi CRPG from developer Blue Byte Software. I admit this is one title I’m not particularly familiar with, though Cobbett’s description of the…

We have rounded up a small number of additional reviews for Victor Vran. While some are more positive than others (Eurogamer’s Christian Donlan found the game really charming and recommended it, while GameSpot’s Cameron Woolsey found problems in almost every…

We still don’t know much about Horizon Zero Dawn besides the basic premise and the gist of its combat and gameplay, so it’s good to see Eurogamer attempting to shed some light with a new preview that includes some quotes from…

We already know about the release date for Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut, but it’s still worth noting that inXile has sent a post-funding Kickstarter update to inform backers of it and offer a quick overview of all the new features…

Classic strategy/CYOA title King of Dragon Pass has finally been released on Steam for €11,99 This is a port of the enhanced re-release of the title for mobile platforms, rather than the original version (which is still available on GOG, in…

The folks at GameSpot have cooked together a brief 3-minute video to explain why Fallout 4 is getting “everything” right before release, though what they really mean to talk about is Bethesda’s choice to go for a short, punchy marketing…

To celebrate the fact that Risen 3: Titan Lords will be making its debut on Sony’s most recent console system, Deep Silver has put together a new “Rise Once More On PlayStation 4” trailer that showcases the game’s improved graphical…

There’s a new interview with an unnamed Harebrained Schemes figurehead up on MMORPG.com this weekend, with the topic of conversation being the recently announced and much anticipated return to the BattleTech universe in video game form.  A couple of questions…