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gamrReview's Brent Galietti: "The Role Playing Game is one of gaming's staple genres. It existed before video games, with the tabletop game Dungeons Dragons originating in 1974 and less formal role playing activities occurring throughout human history. One could argue any game is a role playing game, but RPGs have their own characteristics, as we've previously discussed. They engross us in their world and let us build our characters up from plebeians to elite-level heroes."

Added: 03.01.2014 14:16 | 7 views | 0 comments


Dave Payerle writes: As RPGs go, Baldurs Gate II is generally heralded as one of the all-time classics. Built on the Dungeons Dragons rule set, the game makes for a very deep experience. The Enhanced Edition gives players the chance to relive their fond memories, including the Throne of Bhaal and The Black Pits II expansions. That being said, the dated mechanics and high learning curve may be a turnoff for those who havent played it before, and the developer seems to be perfectly fine with that.

Added: 26.12.2013 10:16 | 10 views | 0 comments


Capcom just released a new batch of screenshots and information of the upcoming PS4 Exclusive Deep Down showcasing the environments of the game, and more precisely the dungeons influenced by the feelings of Wrath and Sorrow. In addition to that you also see some fantastic effects at night generated by a peculiar monster and the return of something very similar to a fan favorite monster.

Added: 20.12.2013 7:26 | 16 views | 0 comments


Desktop Dungeons is a quick-play roguelike puzzle game that gives you roughly 10 minutes of dungeon-crawling action per serving.

Added: 15.12.2013 17:16 | 10 views | 0 comments


Explore and loot random dungeons in 10 minutes with different character classes. Use gold to upgrade your kingdom!

Added: 11.12.2013 14:16 | 13 views | 0 comments


"A long time ago, closer to ten years than twenty, the original Baldurs Gate was released on the PC platform. It was developed by Bioware and Published by Black Isle Studios (who would later go on to have key members founding Obsidian Entertainment) and was a role playing game adapted from the widely popular Advanced Dungeons Dragons rulebook for the Pen and Paper game. After being a widely successful game, the sequel, Baldurs Gate II, was released and was hugely popular and some would say that it was even more highly regarded than the first. Now, closer to twenty years later, the two games have had a HD remake, allowing a new generation of gamers to experience the wonder of the Baldurs Gate universe in Widescreen and non-blotchy resolutions." - Attack On Gaming

Added: 09.12.2013 17:00 | 10 views | 0 comments

Gamezebo Rating: Board games today are so much more than the simple Parker Brothers games of our youth. Moving pieces around squares with the occasional twist is where most of us start our cardboard-and-plastic careers, but it's hardly where it ends for the hardcore enthusiast. It's strange that Lords of Waterdeep feels like exactly that. With the Dungeons and Dragons brand behind it you might envision stat sheets, character creation, inventory management - that's what I expected, anyway. Rather, it's more Monopoly by way of Game of Thrones than 2nd Edition AD&D. Waterdeep goes decidedly off-brand almost immediately. You don't play as a determined adventurer, winding your way through one of the many D&D universes with a light purse and a heavy hammer. Completing adventures is beneath you. As a lord of the titular city, you make adventures happen.