The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin Gets New Trailer
Free-to-play open-world action RPG The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin received a new trailer. Pre-registrations for the game, which will release next month for PC and console, are currently available.
Free-to-play open-world action RPG The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin received a new trailer. Pre-registrations for the game, which will release next month for PC and console, are currently available.
The latest character trailer for action RPG Code Vein II is centered around Holly Asturias. The character is a Revenant doctor known as a “healer burdened by sin”.
Idea Factory International announced that Ariana and the Elder Codex will release on consoles in the west in March. The publisher also announced a worldwide PC release for the side-scrolling action RPG.
Owlcat Games has slightly delayed its alpha version for Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy. Initially planned to arrive today, it will now release later this week.
Kalypso Media and Artefacts Studio announced a February release date for Disciples: Domination. The sequel to Disciples: Liberation will be available on PC and consoles.
Square Enix released a demo ahead of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade’s Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S release. The demo lets players go through the opening bombing mission chapter.
The Q&A Quest crew wraps their 2025 season by answering a slew of questions. We also discuss Metroid and upcoming RPG releases in the new year.
In the aftermath of announcing a new Divinity title, Larian Studios has brought the previous games to new platforms. PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2 versions of Divinity: Original Sin II are available now as free upgrades.
Paradox Interactive and developer The Chinese Room released a new update for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2. The update includes new custom difficulty options, seasonal cosmetics, and quality-of-life improvements.
Harebrained Schemes released a new trailer for horror RPG GRAFT. The 90-second video gives a look at some of its body-horror narrative and gameplay elements.
Capcom provided new details for its upcoming turn-based RPG Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. The details and media cover monster habitat restoration, its implications, and more.
The new major Early Access update for Stygian: Outer Gods takes players to the Brasko Mansion. In addition, Fulqrum Publishing and Misterial Games released a new trailer and DLC for the game.
A demo for turn-based RPG Mirage: Miracle Quest is currently available for PC for a limited time. Meanwhile, a new trailer shows cutscenes and snippets of gameplay.
This week’s RPGamer content features an Inazuma Eleven: Victor Road review, an Adventure Corner for Detective Instinct: Farewell, My Beloved, and an editorial focusing on Wuchang: Fallen Feathers’s post-launch updates. We also have a Backtrack into a couple of Dragon Quest spin-offs, and a strong set of RPG announcements.
Chris is excited that the Switch 2 is a real boy with a Skyrim game of its own. Kelley plays with a jungle cat on the holodeck. Ryan points out it can’t be a bad game if it never existed. Josh is watching with microwave repair videos. Robert is looking forward to an Xillia Christmas. Oh no, not the save files!
Wizards of the Coast and Archetype Entertainment released a new trailer for sci-fi RPG Exodus. The video introduces its protagonist Jun Aslan and provides an early 2027 launch window.
Kingsglory and Pawprint Studio released a new minute-long trailer for Aniimo. The companies also announced a second closed beta for the free-to-play creature-collecting action RPG.
CI Games released its first gameplay trailer for action RPG Lords of the Fallen II. It also released a new free update to the game’s predecessor, adding more challenges to it.
On this week’s backtrack, we go back to Dragon Quest with two recent entries in the Monsters sub-series. Technically, one of them isn’t a Monsters title, but started as one, so we counted it anyway. Featuring a special guest from the podcast, Slime Time, Bluestar, along with our regulars Robert and Wheels.
Developer Armonica draws inspiration from classic Japanese adventure titles for Detective Instinct: Farewell, My Beloved. Good presentation and an enjoyably told mystery make for a solid five-hour experience.
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