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An RPG rundown; recommendations and reviews of the best role-playing games on the market.

Hades II – I Went to Hell and Honestly? I’d Go Again
So, I finally caved. After weeks of pretending I had a social life and telling myself, “Just one more run,” I have fallen deep—very deep—into Hades II, the long-awaited sequel to Supergiant Games’ 2020 indie mega-hit, Hades.
By Avneesh Kumar11 months ago in Gamers
Best Solo Farming Spots in Diablo Immortal (2025 Guide)
Diablo Immortal continues to evolve with new zones, events, and seasonal updates, but one thing remains constant—solo farming is a cornerstone of efficient character progression. Whether you're aiming to farm Legendary gear, boost Paragon levels, or gather upgrade materials, knowing where to farm effectively on your own can make a huge difference.
By Richard Bailey11 months ago in Gamers
Elden Ring Review
Elden Ring, developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco, isn’t just another fantasy RPG—it’s a statement. A culmination of years of hard-earned design wisdom, it blends the unforgiving combat of Dark Souls, the cryptic lore-building of Bloodborne, and the freedom of an open world. But it’s more than just a greatest hits album. Elden Ring pushes the genre forward by refusing to handhold, offering one of the most immersive and challenging experiences gaming has seen in years.
By Bobi Dutch11 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Discovery Period is the Best Part
(Intro) Tarkov might have one of the best discovery periods of any game in this genre. It’s a magical time that allows people who are new and trying to figure out the game, to feel as though their time investment has some tangible results. Sure, EFT is a weird, complex and obtuse game in many different areas. Menuing being so taxing and cumbersome, little quirks and oddities with many mechanics interacting with each other, but at its core, EFT is a well that feels bottomless when you first start playing. Or even for veterans, with each new wipe and major patch, it’s a time everyone celebrates and gets to rediscover the old as well as the new and what makes EFT such an addictive game when it’s firing on all cylinders. There are some other games in different genres that also scratch this itch, but we’ll make those comparisons once we establish and understand what EFT gets right in regard to overall discovery of the game and its mechanics. Today, we’ll be going over why Tarkov is at its best when people are learning, and when it has something new and fresh to offer the player base. Because with the exception of one other series of games, nothing even comes close.
By Jirasu11 months ago in Gamers
How to Unlock the Uncrafting Station in Disney Dreamlight Valley
The Uncrafting Station is one of the most useful tools you'll come across in Disney Dreamlight Valley, especially if you’re the kind of player who frequently crafts furniture, decor, and other items—only to realize later that you no longer need them or you’re running low on resources. With this magical station, you can reverse the crafting process and regain some of your materials, making it much easier to manage your inventory and keep building your dream valley.
By Muhammad Jawad11 months ago in Gamers
Pokémon's 10 Most Disturbing Pokédex Entries Ever
Nintendo is world renowned for its family-friendly franchises and games, but did you know that underneath all that cuteness lies something dark and sinister?
By The Wandering Scholar 11 months ago in Gamers
BLACK MARSEMIUS, THE LICH-DRAGON
The cave had been considered cursed for centuries, but no one left alive remembered why. It was a place of ill-omen, where no rest was to be had by the wounded and weary. Legends spoke of demons and clouds of poison and gods of death dwelling in the black depths of the cave. At the deepest part of the cave was the Great Seal, a slab of obsidian covered in runes and a thirty foot wide magic circle. People dumped trash and corpses in the cave, and sometimes bandits or tribes of humanoids would hide here, but never for very long. Stingbats roosted on the ceiling next to giant arachnids that looked like stalactites. Giant rats and centipedes creeped around the dark corners of the cave in search of food. Other malignant creatures stirred in the shadows, lurking, waiting for prey.
By Samuel Wright11 months ago in Gamers
🚨 GTA VI Trailer 2: A Non-Human Monolith of a Game Built to Break Your Brain (Yes, It's PS5 Footage)
And yet—it is real. The lighting? In-game. The wrinkled shirts? In-game. The beer bottles with visible foam and condensation? Also in-game.
By Rukka Nova11 months ago in Gamers
GTA VI Characters REVEALED: Meet the Wild, Dangerous, and Downright Unforgettable Cast of Vice City
The wait is over. After years of speculation, leaks, and teaser clips, GTA VI is no longer just a rumor—it’s a sun-drenched, bullet-riddled, chaos-fueled reality. And while the world’s been obsessing over the Vice City map, the graphics so sharp you can count raindrops, and that Bonnie & Clyde energy from the dual protagonists, there’s something else demanding attention:
By Rukka Nova11 months ago in Gamers
How I Learned A Game Can Be Too Good
When I read about a new party management game where you get to craft your own equipment for your parties of units that go out and explore the world I was already interested. When I read that there were over 25 classes for you to outfit, I grew more interested. When I read that it was on sale for only $2?! I couldn't pass it up!
By Britain Modean11 months ago in Gamers
Top 10 Miscellaneous Side Quests in Bethesda’s Oblivion
A remastering and re-release of a classic can be bittersweet. But in the case of Bethesda’s 2006 release “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion”, it has been the perfect opportunity to revisit a realm that remains untouched by any competition.
By Kyli Gray11 months ago in Gamers
The Impact of Tarkov’s Most Controversial Addition
(Intro) Tarkov has had a large variety of additions to the game that depending on who you asked, were either good for the game, or controversial at best. EFT is an immersive extraction shooter and from the get-go, it always wanted to lean into the difficulty and the grittiness that comes from being in the middle of a fictional war-torn city. But sometimes, they perhaps leaned into this a little too much; and that was reflected in both major and minor additions to the game that ultimately changed how the community both played and talked about it as a whole. Whether it was mechanical, weapons, balance, and anything else in between there have been moments where the community collectively looked at what was being added and was worried it might negatively impact the game, so much that it would ruin the game and drive players away. Today, we’re going to break down a variety of things that have been put into EFT, see what the initial reaction was like and then how much of an impact these changes had on the game as time went on.
By Jirasu11 months ago in Gamers