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The debut game from Witcher 3 veterans at Rebel Wolves crossed the milestone fast — but console players, not PC, did the heavy lifting.
Archetype Entertainment's sci-fi RPG has a time-dilation mechanic that reshapes worlds across generations — and it's locking in an April 2027 release after two delays.
Square Enix's trilogy closer lands April 8, 2027 on every major platform simultaneously — a first for the FF7 Remake series — with pricing from $69.99 to $350.
Rebel Wolves' vampire RPG earns an 85 on critics' scoreboards but only 73% positive on Steam, where PC players are begging for optimization patches.
The Blood of Dawnwalker launches September 3 with a day-one 60fps patch, strong reviews for story, and real criticism of its open world and combat.
CD Projekt Red confirms save compatibility for the September 29 remaster, but Windows 11 and a GTX 1660 minimum mean older PCs get left behind.
Playground Games is betting on a tight, fairytale RPG over open-world bloat — with Hayley Atwell as the villain and a day-one Game Pass launch in February 2027.
Songs of the Past debuts a new region the size of Blood and Wine, a returning Dandelion, and a Thorn Forest worth worrying about — all coming in 2027.
CD Projekt RED's surprise gamescom announcement gives an 11-year-old RPG a full gameplay overhaul — at no charge for anyone who already owns it.
The Polish studio behind The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 has unified its corporate and studio names, effective August 10, 2026.
Czech studio Ashborne Games reveals how you'll build a dynasty in 15th-century Europe — through trade, politics, bribery, or outright crime.
THQ Nordic's 2001 cult RPG arrives on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series on July 28 — and it's free if you pre-order the incoming UE5 remake.
Bethesda's big community letter covers a new Obsidian-led Fallout title, remasters of Fallout 3 and New Vegas, Fallout 5, TES VI, and a switch to Creation Engine 3.
Microsoft has withdrawn funding from the Danish studio's fantasy RPG, part of a broader cost-cutting reset that puts five first-party studios at risk.
A Taiwan ratings board listing confirms Blizzard's ARPG is heading to Switch 2 — the first Diablo on Nintendo hardware since 2018.
