The Blood of Dawnwalker is doing something I genuinely love seeing in RPGs: it is taking a system we normally ignore and putting it directly in our face. Time is not just a background clock here. It is a resource, a limitation, and eventually one of the most important parts of your build. Developed by…
There are plenty of dark fantasy RPGs where the protagonist gets bitten by something horrible, gains supernatural powers, and then spends the rest of the game trying to figure out what happened. It is a familiar formula at this point. Coen in The Blood of Dawnwalker is not that kind of character. What immediately caught…
Crimson Moon is shaping up to be one of those action RPGs that immediately grabs the attention of players who enjoy brutal combat, dark fantasy worlds, flexible builds, and a good old-fashioned fight against things that absolutely should not exist. ProbablyMonsters’ upcoming game puts you in the boots of a Nephilim, a human-angel hybrid battling…
If you’re looking at Crimson Moon and already know you’re going to spend a ridiculous number of hours hacking demons apart, there’s one decision you probably can’t avoid: Standard or Deluxe? Normally, this is the kind of pre-release question that makes me roll my eyes because “Deluxe Edition” often means a couple of shiny skins…
There are games you play, finish, and forget a week later. Then there are games that keep popping back into your head because something about their world feels slightly wrong. Divinum belongs to the second category for me. At first glance, Sigil Games’ 2026 release looks like a stylish 2D action game built around fast…
There are some video games that disappear and are eventually forgotten. Then there are games like 1666: Amsterdam, projects that somehow become more interesting the longer they remain missing. After more than a decade of development drama, legal battles, corporate fallout, and an almost unbelievable amount of waiting, Patrice Désilets’ long-lost project is finally becoming…
I’ve played enough Soulslikes to know when a game is hiding something behind a wall of vague dialogue, strange corpses, and NPCs who look like they haven’t slept in 400 years. Mortal Shell 2 does exactly that. But this time, I think there’s a much bigger idea underneath all the blood, cosmic horror, dead warriors,…
The Relic: First Guardian surprised me more than almost any action RPG released in recent years. I jumped into it expecting another Souls-inspired adventure with familiar mechanics, but after several hours I realized Project Cloud Games wasn’t interested in copying the formula—they wanted to bend it. Instead of chasing experience points or endlessly farming levels,…
The extraction genre has become one of the most addictive corners of modern gaming. A few years ago, nearly every game in this space revolved around tactical soldiers, military hardware, and realistic gunfights. That formula still works, but after spending countless hours chasing loot across grim worlds filled with monsters instead of mercenaries, I honestly…
Mistfall Hunter is one of those games that feels absolutely incredible when everything clicks—and completely unfair when your connection decides to betray you mid-fight. After way too many hours in the beta, one thing is obvious: your skill matters, but your ping decides how much of that skill actually reaches the server in time. This…
