The Black Portal looms over the horizon of this week’s show, as we discuss our first time setting foot on Outland in World Of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade with Robert and Ryan. Just watch out for the Fel Reaver. Don’t worry, you will know it when you hear it.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss everything from the latest Nintendo Direct. We also discuss Final Fantasy XVI.
Annapurna Interactive and Outerloop Games revealed a release date for Thirsty Suitors. Players will be able to engage in combat, skateboarding, and cooking in early November.
Action RPG Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty’s first DLC is available now. The Battle of Zhongyuan adds a new story chapter, plus more generals, demons, and more.
Larian Studios announced new release dates for Baldur’s Gate III. The game will now fully launch nearly a month early on PC and Mac, with its PS5 release pushed back a week.
This week features the release of Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life as Soulvars arrives on PC and console, while Dave the Diver and Noob: The Factionless make their debuts. There is also a pair of adventure titles of interest.
A new update to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription offers additional Sega Genesis titles. The four new titles available include adventure RPGs Landstalker and Crusader of Centy.
Tactical RPG Arcadian Atlas is finally approaching its release. The game will launch on Steam next month, with console versions to follow.
CD Projekt RED released a couple of videos for Cyberpunk 2077’s Phantom Liberty expansion. In addition to getting an introduction to Dogtown’s Black Market, viewers can rewatch a short interview with Keanu Reeves.
NCSoft revealed MMORPG Guild Wars 2’s fourth expansion. Secrets of the Obscure will launch in August, taking players to the skies above Tyria.
Changes are afoot for Star Wars: The Old Republic. Development on the MMORPG is moving from BioWare to Broadsword, though EA will still be acting as publisher.
Miasma Chronicles is the most recent tactical RPG from The Bearded Ladies. Game Director Lee Varley answered some questions about the game, its systems, and how it builds upon the formula established with previous releases.
Humble Games and Crema released Temtem: Showdown. The Steam release lets players participate in Temtem’s multiplayer battles with none of its in-game transactions.
Eastasiasoft held a new upcoming game showcase presentation. The publisher revealed dates for Sea Horizon, Chaos Galaxy, and Sword and Fairy Inn 2’s upcoming launches on new platforms.
Although there was no E3, June still provided lots of game announcements to get RPGamers eager for what lies in store. The RPGamer staff picked out a good number of their highlights from the various presentations and reveals.
Battered and broken, here lies the tear stained review for Darkest Dungeon II. Noted for its difficulty, is there enough balance and change to create a fresh take to the indie gem that came before it. Read on to find out.
This week’s RPGamer content features a review for Miasma Chronicles and an impression of Final Fantasy XVI’s demo while we work on our review for that. Meanwhile, a new Nintendo Direct kept the summer game announcements coming.
NIS America began a series of Disgaea Academy English trailers ahead of Disgaea 7’s release in October. The videos give a quick introduction to the series and its team customisation.
Chris discovers the truth about butt-type Pokémon. TAM chooses to outfit his battle-leotard with option 3 — pants. Kelley thinks all the games look amazing, she doesn’t want to play it. And Josh claims that, “God gave me a H.O.T.A.S., and I’m going to use it!”
Nihon Falcom provided more information for its latest Ys title. The new update introduces five more characters, as well as Ys X: Nordics’s new Release Line character progression system.
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