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Owlcat reveals two new 40K companions, one for Rogue Trader and one for the upcoming Dark Heresy
Owlcat Games has revealed two new companions for its Warhammer 40,000 role-playing games. Eogunn Februs will be available for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, with a trailer showcasing the Infinite Museum DLC. Haymar Devos, a guardsman from Catachan, is a new recruit for the upcoming Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy, currently in playable alpha.
10 Best CRPGs in 2026 to lose yourself in
This article ranks the 10 best Computer Role-Playing Games (CRPGs) available, highlighting their immersive worlds, reactive gameplay, and impactful choices. It features titles like Baldur's Gate 3, Wasteland 3, and Disco Elysium, discussing their unique vibes and appeal to both newcomers and veterans of the genre.
Pillars of Eternity launches a new feature that makes it worth another nostalgic yet fresh playthrough
Obsidian Entertainment has released a new turn-based combat mode for the decade-old CRPG Pillars of Eternity. This update, available to all players, allows for a more strategic and tactical approach to gameplay, differing from the original real-time combat. The mode introduces unique mechanics and UI alterations without affecting existing save files, offering a fresh experience for both new and returning players.
11 years after launch, Pillars of Eternity's new turn-based mode feels like the way it's meant to be played
Obsidian Entertainment has released a major update for Pillars of Eternity, adding a full turn-based combat mode alongside its original real-time with pause mechanics. This new mode, previously in beta, offers a more deliberate approach to combat, making each decision impactful and potentially providing a gentler introduction for new players or a fresh experience for veterans. The update also improves upon the turn-based system introduced in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire.
April Fool's Day is upon us, and you know what that means: Bubsy feet pics
Gaming companies participated in April Fool's Day 2026 with various humorous announcements and gags. These included a fake trailer for The Witcher 3 featuring a horse controller, an AI-powered visual upgrade for Crusader Kings III, and a dating simulator spin-off for Palworld. Other jokes involved World of Warcraft adding new features, a console designed for CRPGs, and Satisfactory adding male representation.
Introducing the owlBrick: Owlcat Games to Launch its own Gaming Console for CRPGs
Owlcat Games has announced the upcoming launch of its own gaming console, the owlBrick, designed specifically for CRPG fans. The console boasts features like native 60 FPS at 8K resolution, AutoCombat, Romance Assist, and face scan technology for character creation. Pre-orders are now open.
Eastwynne, a Fantasy CRPG Launches a Kickstarter on the 14th April with a Demo Available on Steam
Eastwynne, a fantasy CRPG developed by Dee (WTS₂), is launching a Kickstarter campaign on April 14th to fund its development and offer community rewards. A demo is currently available on Steam, with an early access release planned for later this year. The game features a choice-driven narrative, turn-based combat, and a magic system, with Dee drawing inspiration from anime, music, and video games.
Zero Parades: For Dead Spies will launch May 21st for PC
ZA/UM has announced that its CRPG, Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, will launch on May 21st for PC and will be Steam Deck verified. A PlayStation 5 version is planned for later this year. The game will launch with five languages and promises a faster cadence for future language support compared to Disco Elysium.
Solasta 2 has an impossible act to follow, but I'm hooked on its D&D roadtrip vibes
Despite the success of Baldur's Gate 3, Tactical Adventures is making a strong start with Solasta 2, which evokes the feeling of an old-school Dungeons & Dragons road trip. The game aims to capture the essence of a tabletop role-playing experience.
Aether & Iron Review - Jump Dash Roll
Aether & Iron is a new CRPG that draws inspiration from the Disco era. This review evaluates how the game compares to other titles in the genre.
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous' 232 subclasses make it the ultimate RPG for buildcrafting freaks—especially the overpowered Ranger who gets to ride a griffon from level 1
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is highlighted for its deep CRPG mechanics and extensive buildcrafting options, featuring 232 subclasses. The article praises specific subclasses like the 'Demon Slayer' Ranger and the 'Sable Company Marine' with its griffon mount, contrasting it with Baldur's Gate 3's more streamlined approach. The game is available on PC via Steam and GOG, with a sale on GOG until April 3.
The Expanse: Osiris Reborn will get pre-orderers in for beta testing nearly a year before launch
Owlcat Games has announced a spring 2027 release window for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn, a CRPG based on the popular science fiction series. Players who purchase the Collector's Edition or the "Miller's Pack" digital edition will gain access to a closed beta starting April 22, 2024, which will feature a full mission from the game's beginning.
Star Wars Zero Company lets you explore like it's a third-person action game outside of combat, and it sounds like the same kind of X-factor that helped Baldur's Gate 3 break out beyond the CRPG nerds
Star Wars Outlaws aims to broaden the appeal of strategy games by incorporating third-person exploration elements outside of its turn-based combat, similar to how Baldur's Gate 3 achieved mainstream success. Developer Bit Reactor is focusing on balancing deep gameplay with AAA production values and storytelling.
Why Solasta 2 Stands Out in the Crowded CRPG Space | COGconnected
Solasta 2, the sequel to Solasta: Crown of the Magister, follows four adopted siblings on a quest to defeat evil. The game aims to distinguish itself within the crowded CRPG genre.
Why Solasta 2 Stands Out in the Crowded CRPG Space | COGconnected
Solasta II is set to launch in Early Access, featuring the journey of the Colwall siblings as they are drawn into an ancient conflict. The game will explore forgotten powers awakening across the land of Neokos, with a focus on the relationships between biological and adopted siblings.
I've spent eight hours exploring the Steam Spring Sale with our Games Editor, and these are the 10 best games on…
This guide highlights the best deals from the Steam Spring Sale, featuring ten recommended games available at significant discounts. The list includes titles like Control Ultimate Edition, Silent Hill f, Fallout: New Vegas, and Chivalry 2, with a focus on value and quality for PC and Steam Deck players.
Esoteric Ebb and the Politics of Rolling the Dice
Esoteric Ebb is a CRPG that draws heavily from Disco Elysium and tabletop RPGs, exploring themes of politics, democracy, and the role of chance. The game uses its mechanics and narrative to comment on the privileged perspective of players and the complexities of democratic systems, drawing parallels between divine foresight and the player's awareness of game mechanics. It ultimately valorizes democratic involvement while critiquing absolutist dictations.
Solasta 2 Early Access Review – A Promising Start For Rules As Written D&D
Solasta 2's Early Access build offers a promising start, faithfully recreating the tabletop Dungeons & Dragons experience with its "rules as written" approach. While graphically and mechanically still a work in progress, the game provides a solid foundation for fans of CRPGs and D&D, distinguishing itself from titles like Baldur's Gate 3 with its adherence to core TTRPG mechanics.
Esoteric Ebb Review - Thumb Culture
Esoteric Ebb successfully blends tabletop role-playing, story-driven CRPG mechanics, and player choice, drawing inspiration from games like Dungeons & Dragons, Planescape: Torment, and Disco Elysium. The game distinguishes itself with humor, meaningful consequences, and creative gameplay, featuring investigative mechanics, flexible task resolution, and adaptable spell systems.
Esoteric Ebb Review (PC) | 4ScarrsGaming
Esoteric Ebb successfully blends tabletop role-playing, story-driven CRPG mechanics, and player choice into a cohesive experience. Influenced by games like Dungeons & Dragons, Planescape: Torment, and Disco Elysium, it establishes its own identity through humor and meaningful consequences. The game features investigative mechanics, flexible task resolution, and spell systems that encourage experimentation.
