Tag Archives: rpg

Heroes and Legends: Conquerors of Kolhar Review: The game that tried its best.

Brutal Gamer got a chance to ask Kara Myren a few questions about her upcoming video game Animal Gods. Animal Gods is set to release on the Wii U, MAC, PC, and Linux systems. Tell us a little about yourself. How did you get interested in making video games? KARA …

The third installment of the Sacred series will be ready to hack and slash the Xbox 360 and PS3 this August.

NIS makes some pretty great games, but The Witch and the Hundred Knight isn’t one of them.

The publisher signs a deal with Catalyst Games to adapt their popular line of superhero comics to the wonderful world of tabletop RPG’s.

Neverland Co., the developer of RPGs such as Lufia, Shining Force, and Rune Factory is filing for bankruptcy. This comes as a quite a surprise for the company that seemed to churn out Rune Factory games for the Nintendo DS and 3DS back to back. Neverland Co has released several …

Tactical team based combat, with some interesting mechanics.

Laharl, Etna, and Flonne are back in this sequel — even though there’s already a sequel — to the PlayStation 2’s Disgaea: Hour of Darkness!

After a successful Kickstarter campaign to get the game up and into development, developer Larian Games has finally settled on something of a release date for the RPG.

Nordic Games’ SpellForce 2 comes to a close with the Demons of the Past add-on next month.

Continuing the digital retailer’s five year anniversary celebration, GOG.com has a brand new free game posted and a fantastic sale currently in effect (till Tuesday) on some role-playing classics.

The average Joe or Jess could save the world…with your backing!

I love me a good rpg. There’s just something about a role playing game. The hours upon hours spent leveling and upgrading your character, the endless environments to wander through and explore, the captivating story lines, and the just plain value inherent in a game that is so much longer …

A rogue-like with added voodoo.

NeocoreGames’ take on the Van Helsing legacy gives the action/RPG genre a kick in the fangs.

BrutalGamer.com’s review of Mars: War Logs.