Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 2 shifts the RTS genre towards squad-based gameplay, ditching resource gathering and base building for a more tactical, RPG-infused experience. With its unique blend of intense micromanagement and satisfying combat, it offers a fresh take on the franchise. Despite its enjoyable gameplay, the campaign's repetitive mission structure and limited unit choice hold it back.
Neverness to Everness, the highly anticipated RPG, is set to launch on Steam in July as announced on its store page. This confirmation brings excitement to PC gamers eagerly awaiting the title. The July release promises an immersive experience, marking a significant addition to the summer's gaming lineup.
James Ohlen, former director of Star Wars: The Old Republic, discusses his 2018 exit from BioWare after EA rejected a proposed reboot titled Star Wars: The New Republic. Ohlen reflects on the challenges of leading the MMO, the $300 million development cost that likely influenced EA's decision, and his subsequent departure from Archetype Entertainment due to burnout. The veteran developer is now pursuing RPG adventure books and awaits the 2027 release of Exodus, a project led by former BioWare colleagues.
Atari has secured the rights to the first five Wizardry games, planning to re-release these foundational CRPGs after over two decades of unavailability. This move comes amidst a blobber genre resurgence and promises remasters, collections, and more. The acquisition distinguishes between Atari's ownership of the original series' IP and Drecom's hold on the Wizardry trademark and later games.
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, a spiritual successor to BioWare's Knights of the Old Republic series, is being developed by Arcanaut Studios, a team predominantly composed of former BioWare developers. Led by Casey Hudson, project director of the original KotOR and Mass Effect series, the studio's leadership includes several veterans of BioWare's iconic franchises. This reunion of talent promises a deep understanding of the series' roots.
Baldur's Gate 3 has remained a top contender on Steam Deck for 33 months, rarely leaving the top five most-played games. Discover its impressive staying power.
