It’s another year, another June, and the world needs more Pride than ever before. This month, we’re waving the flag for RPGaymer and celebrating examples of queer representation in video games.
Creating expansive sandbox RPGs is not an easy undertaking, especially with a small team. Laps Games is trying to do just that with Valorborn. RPGamer was able to speak with Noris and Onurhan of Laps Games to ask some questions about the roadmap through Early Access and into the game’s future.
Austin Langer was able to interview former BioWare narrative designer Sylvia Feketekuty. She discusses how the teams tackled exposition, player agency, and world-building in both Mass Effect and Dragon Age.
The long wait is almost over, Yacht Club Games’ top down adventure Mina the Hollower is arriving this month. To keep up the excitement, RPGamer obtained the opportunity to pose some questions to David D’Angelo of Yacht Club Games.
Old-school turn-based dungeon crawling mixes with quick-paced combat and roguelike gameplay in DIRGA’s Thysiastery. Join RPGamer as we ask creative director SAS some questions about the game.
Ten years have passed since the Dark Souls trilogy concluded with the release of Dark Souls III. A decade later, what made the Souls series stand out so brightly and birth an entire subgenre?
The Xeno- series has had one of the the more unique evolutions for an RPG franchise. Join RPGamer as we help you figure out Where to Start with this beloved series.
Many games can fall into the trap of spending too much time trying to get players caught up on the narrative. In Hades II, Supergiant Games trusts the player’s intelligence to understand that death is just the next chapter of the story.
Survival horror meets turn-based dungeon crawler with Here Be Monsters’ Lurks Within Walls. Join RPGamer as we ask the developers some questions about the game.
Take a Metroidvania and add in Soulslike combat with an intriguing cosmic horror dream atmosphere to get developer Ichthys’ Being and Becoming. Join RPGamer as we ask creator, game designer, and writer Anthony Fischer some questions about the game.
Avowed has been criticized for what it lacks compared to sandbox RPGs like Skyrim. But when approached on its own terms, it reveals a different kind of immersion built through dialogue, worldbuilding, and player choice.
The monster taming subgenre expands into the third-person action shooter subgenre with Voidling Bound. Join RPGamer as we ask Creative Director Jonathan Rancourt of developer Hatchery Games questions about the game.
Arknights: Endfield took a different tack to the original strategy mobile game. It’s interesting to examine how the developers made the RPG while keeping the spirit of Arknights.
Iridium Studios’ People of Note is a musical inspired turn-based RPG that sees pop-star Cadence journey across the land of Note to form a contest-winning band with a new, fresh sound. Join RPGamer as we ask director Jason Wishnov some questions about the game.
Decopunk narrative RPG Aether & Iron is available now on Steam. RPGamer was able to put some questions to composers Christopher Tin and Alex Williamson about creating the music for the game.
Neotro Inc.’s Magical Princess takes life sim and turn-based RPG mechanics and asks the question. How would you raise your daughter as a single father in a magical fantasy world? Join RPGamer as we ask Producer Hiroaki Omiya some questions about the game.
Robot Recycler Ryn takes intricate robot creation and innovative active combat into a post-apocalyptic world. Join RPGamer as we ask developer Rablo Games’ Founder Pablo Coma some questions about the game.
It’s a new year of backlog busting, and this gal has some big goals! January to March offered an interesting variety of completed titles, but were they good? Let’s find out.
Over five years after one of gaming’s most notorious launches, it’s worth taking a new look at Cyberpunk 2077. CD Projekt RED turned one of the industry’s biggest disasters into something genuinely worth RPGamer’s time.
Winter has fully embraced all of RPGamer, luckily we have Steam Next Fest offerings to keep us warm. Come take a look at Part 2 of the batch of demos that range from exciting to needing some more development time.
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