Added: 04.12.2013 16:41 | 3 views | 0 comments

Enter the Deadline Dungeons and loot as much gold as you can. You only got 10 seconds and there are lots of monsters waiting for you. Choose out of 3 hero classes each has its own strenght and weakness. Buy upgrades and maybe you will be able to defeat the dungeon master.

Added: 02.12.2013 12:17 | 12 views | 0 comments


For anyone who has played the Desktop Dungeons Alpha, you may think that you know what the game is all about. Sure, its still a rogue-like dungeon crawler, and some of the enemies and bosses are the same, but thats where the similarities end.

Added: 30.11.2013 12:17 | 8 views | 0 comments


Hardcore Gamer: Baldurs Gate isnt exactly a pick up and play sort of game. The mechanics governing the underlying system take some getting used to, but there are a few key pieces of information that can greatly aid a new player when undertaking their first adventure in the Baldurs Gate universe. While explanations of the rules that govern Dungeons and Dragons can obviously be rather verbose (entire books are dedicated to this), this article is meant to be a quick start help guide, offering some very basic tips that can help you survive the early stages of a first playthrough, enabling you to better learn the more subtle nuances as you go.

Added: 24.11.2013 9:21 | 7 views | 0 comments


Evan Tognotti writes: "There may be no television property more ripe for a video game adaptation than Adventure Time. A lot of its stories are, by the creators admission, structured like mini-Dungeons Dragons campaigns. Its easy to imagine throwing the huge list of characters and the shockingly well-defined world they inhabit into an RPG, getting the writers to cook up anywhere from 20-40 hours of endearing plot, and finding a developer who could design a satisfyingly simple combat mechanic. Paper Mario comes to mind. Adventure Time: Explore The Dungeon Because I DONT KNOW! (henceforth referred to as Explore The Dungeon) is not that game."

Added: 22.11.2013 17:17 | 22 views | 0 comments


Asad Quadri of TheKoalition writes: Baldur's Gate II was the sequel to the critically acclaimed cRPG Baldur's Gate. It was released 2 years after the first game and brought the player once again into the world of the Forgotten Realms. Using the 2nd edition rules of Advanced Dungeons Dragons, the game provided the player with sophisticated party management, a vast and magical world with deep and interesting lore and intense, tactical action. BG II received even more critical acclaim and is regarded along with its precursor as an important and influential cRPG that would provide the standard for other RPGs to meet for many years to come.

Added: 22.11.2013 16:06 | 4 views | 0 comments


There has been a slew of excellent Dungeons Dragons boardgames over the past few years. Mostly they consist of the sort of tactical monster bashing you'd expect. But one title stuck out like a sore thumb: Lords of Waterdeep. It's a worker-placement game, and that means choosing any space on the board and placing a pawn there, simultaneously gaining yourself the resources associated with that ...

Added: 22.11.2013 16:06 | 5 views | 0 comments


There has been a slew of excellent Dungeons Dragons boardgames over the past few years. Mostly they consist of the sort of tactical monster bashing you'd expect. But one title stuck out like a sore thumb: Lords of Waterdeep. It's a worker-placement game, and that means choosing any space on the board and placing a pawn there, simultaneously gaining yourself the resources associated with that ...