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The Best Role-Playing Games of 2012
Regardless of your preferred style of role-playing game, you should have something to look forward to in 2012. From fast-paced kill and loot fests like Torchlight II and Diablo III to sprawling open-world adventures like Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning to visually stunning titles like Ni no Kuni, ther...
This Is What It Looks Like When Game Design Gets Geeky
It's no secret that tabletop role-playing games often attract a nerdy audience. You don't have to like math or science to appreciate games like Dungeons & Dragons, but it helps. Gamers who make the leap from playing to creating an RPG adventure will find the the demands on their intellect get even geekier; a successful design might require expertise in history, cartography, statistics, ecology ...
The Rhythm Of The Quest in Fallout 3 and New Vegas
Filed under: PC , Sony PlayStation 3 , Microsoft Xbox 360 , First Person Shooters , RPGs , Rhythm This is a weekly column focusing on "Western" role-playing games: their stories, their histories, their mechanics, their insanity, and their inanity. Have you ever been horribly frustrated by one part of a game, only to think of it as the best and most memorable section of that game in retrospect ...
Mission US: "Flight to Freedom" Immerses Middle School Students in the History of Slavery and Abolition in a New ...
Second mission in a series of free online role-playing games gives students a first-person perspective on American history
Messaging a problem for Kingdoms of Amalur - Rolston
38 Studios designers Ken Rolston and Joe Quadara discuss the difficulty in talking about their latest effort and the way it integrates aspects of both action and role-playing games.
A Diversity of Roguelikes
Filed under: PC , Retro , Adventure , RPGs , Casual This is a weekly column focusing on "Western" role-playing games: their stories, their histories, their mechanics, their insanity, and their inanity. Once upon a time, the "Roguelike" genre was a semi-hidden cache of secrets in gaming. Games like Rogue and NetHack were passed around from floppy to floppy, not sold in stores, not discussed in ...
2012 offers tons of gaming fun for everyone
Ryan Vogt, Greg Prince Special to The Washington Examiner Last year saw the release of so many giant games, from "The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword" to "Batman: Arkham City" to "Portal 2," that one could spend all of 2012 just playing catch-up. But that would be a shame, because this year is set to have an equally strong lineup. Whether you're into role-playing games or shooters, 2012 has ...
Star Wars: The Old Republic Review [PC]
Star Wars: The Old Republic isn't the next step in online role-playing games. Instead, it's a highly entertaining refinement of what has come before it.
Ultima: Most. Important. Game Series. Ever.
Filed under: PC , Retro , Adventure , First Person Shooters , Online , RPGs This is a weekly column focusing on "Western" role-playing games: their stories, their histories, their mechanics, their insanity, and their inanity. Hey there. Whatcha playing? No, actually, don't tell me. You're playing Ultima . You don't know you're playing Ultima, but you are. If you're playing an open-world game ...
Star Wars: The Old Republic puts the role-playing back in the MMORPG
If you've played Mass Effect then you have an idea of just what BioWare is capable of