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Mobile RPG Heaven Burns Red Hits Japan Next Week

Mobile RPG Heaven Burns Red Hits Japan Next Week

WFS Inc.’s latest mobile RPG launches in Japan next week. Heaven Burns Red is created in collaboration with visual novel developer Key and is set in a world where girls with special talents are humanity’s last hope for survival.

Ghostwire: Tokyo Preview

Ghostwire: Tokyo Preview

RPGamer was able to get a look at Tango Gameworks’ upcoming action adventure title Ghostwire: Tokyo. The game looks to offer an eye-catching and eerie experience when it launches on PC and PS5 in March.

Dreamscaper Hits Xbox Consoles

Dreamscaper Hits Xbox Consoles

Freedom Games and Afterburner Studios’ Dreamscaper is now available on Xbox consoles. The action roguelite originally released last year on PC and Switch.

Horizon Forbidden West Gets Challenging

Horizon Forbidden West Gets Challenging

With weeks to go before Horizon Forbidden West’s release, Guerrilla Games has released a new trailer showcasing many dangers in the game. It won’t be long before players get to experience them firsthand.

New Release Round-Up (February 3, 2022)

New Release Round-Up (February 3, 2022)

Zombies, time-travel, and soul mates are the flavours of the week. Dying Light 2 Stay Human, The Waylanders, and Maglam Lord make up the latest major RPG releases, while Dreamscaper arrives on Xbox consoles.

Puzzle Quest 3 Releasing in March

Puzzle Quest 3 Releasing in March

A brand new Puzzle Quest will be launching in less than a month. Puzzle Quest 3 will be available as a free-to-play title on PC, iOS, and Android.

RPGamer’s Best of 2021 Awards

RPGamer’s Best of 2021 Awards

Video games made their mark in helping many through another trying year, with the RPG genre providing many excellent offerings. After taking our usual month to fully digest the past year’s releases, RPGamer is proud to present our Best of 2021 awards.

Sony to Acquire Bungie

Sony to Acquire Bungie

Another studio acquisition has been announced. Sony is acquiring Destiny developer Bungie, though the studio states this will not change the platforms for its current and upcoming releases.