Developed by Anima Project, Song from the Abyss is set within the world of the Anima: Beyond Fantasy tabletop RPG series, a ...

On the 14th, Krafton's subsidiary, Bluehole Studio, began recruiting talent for the development of its new PC game, 'Project D&E.' According to Krafton, the project is in its early stages. It is ...

A new video game set in Middle-earth is officially in development. Most recently, Warhorse Studios confirmed that it is ...

Gods, Death & Reapers is an ExtrAction/RPG that offers a blend of intense Hack n’ Slash action and high-stakes extraction gameplay in a dark fantasy world filled with fantastical reimaginings of ...

So this is happening: Developer Obsidian — with talent responsible for roleplaying oldies like Fallout, Icewind Dale and Planescape: Torment — just killed it on Kickstarter, hotfooting from zero to $1 ...

Wolcen Studio has announced free-to-play extraction action RPG, Project Pantheon, for PC via Steam. A closed beta will take place in Europe from January 25 to 26 and in North America from February 1 ...

Project Re Fantasy, the next title from Persona director Katsura Hashino's newly formed development team Studio Zero, could very well be a PS4 game, if a job listing is any indication. The listing, ...

Surgent Studios is the indie team founded by actor Abubakar Salim, and earlier this year it launched its debut title in Tales Of Kenzera: ZAU, a 2D action-platformer about grief and loss. Though ZAU ...

Publisher NetEase Games and developer Naked Rain announced the free-to-play open-world RPG, Project Mugen, has officially been titled Ananta. It is in development for the PlayStation 5, PC, iOS, and ...

Extraction shooters both old and new are everywhere you look right now, but a secondary wave of PvPvE mania and loot paranoia is arriving thanks to a flurry of extraction RPGs. Dark and Darker is ...

ZA/UM, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Disco Elysium, has announced its new project — a genre-defining RPG known as PROJECT [C4]. It’s still early days yet so there isn’t much to go on ...