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Warlock's magic system was built on game-bending player choices
Invoke Studios is focusing on player agency through a deep magic system for their upcoming single-player action-adventure game, Warlock, set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe. Founder Jeff Hattem explained that instead of trying to replicate the boundless choices of the tabletop RPG, the team is building systemic interactions between spells, the environment, and enemies. This approach allows for emergent gameplay, turning unexpected player actions into features and rewarding creative problem-solving.
Future Games Show at Gamescom 2026: Every Announcement and Game Revealed | Invision Game Community
The Future Games Show at Gamescom 2026 featured over 40 game announcements, including world premieres and new gameplay. The showcase highlighted a diverse range of titles across genres like RPGs, shooters, and strategy games, with many set for 2026 and 2027 releases on PC and consoles. Notable reveals included new entries in established franchises and unique indie projects.
Warlock is "building on the shoulders of giants" as a D&D game, but just like Baldur's Gate 3 you…
Invoked Studios' upcoming Dungeons & Dragons game, Warlock, was showcased at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, featuring cinematics, combat, and exploration. Creative director Jeffrey Hattem stated the game builds on D&D's legacy while adding unique elements and new spells, aiming to be accessible to both newcomers and long-time fans. Hattem also distinguished Warlock from Baldur's Gate 3, emphasizing its standalone narrative.
Warlock The New D&D Action-RPG Is Not Afraid To Ditch Tradition – Preview
Warlock, a new Dungeons & Dragons action RPG, is set to break tradition with its gameplay approach. This preview suggests the game will offer a fresh take on the genre, moving away from established conventions.
Warlock Hands-On: The New D&D Action-RPG Is Not Afraid To Ditch Tradition
Invoke Studios' upcoming action-RPG, Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons, offers a dark-fantasy open world experience with player choice at its core. While it deviates from traditional D&D mechanics, the game features extensive magic systems and exploration for players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with a planned 2027 release.
Warlock escapes Baldur's Gate 3's long shadow with a very different take on D&D that I'm happy to…
Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons, developed by Invoke Studios, offers a distinct take on the D&D universe with real-time action-adventure gameplay instead of turn-based combat. Set in the Domain of Dread, Darkon, the game reimagines spells and mechanics for exploration and combat, featuring characters like Tasha the Witch Queen. The game is slated for a 2027 release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X.
Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons is an open world spell-collecting game, and that's just fine by me, actually
Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons is an upcoming open-world action RPG from Wizards of the Coast and developer Invoke, featuring spell-collecting gameplay. The game allows players to gather and utilize a variety of Dungeons & Dragons spells in creative ways, with a focus on systemic design and player experimentation. It is set to release in 2027 and aims to be accessible to players unfamiliar with D&D.
Warlock, the next big D&D game to come after Baldur's Gate 3, just showed off nearly 10 minutes of its Dragon's Dogma-style gameplay – and I can't wait to play next year
Wizards of the Coast revealed nearly ten minutes of gameplay for their upcoming Dungeons & Dragons-inspired title, Warlock, at Gamescom Opening Night Live. The open-world game, which follows in the footsteps of Baldur's Gate 3, features Tasha the archmage and showcases Dragon's Dogma-style combat. Warlock is slated for release next year.
Dungeons & Dragons game Warlock gets a first proper trailer, showing single-player action gameplay
Wizards of the Coast's studio Invoke has released the first trailer for the Dungeons & Dragons Warlock game, showcasing single-player action gameplay. Developed by Corinne Busch, the game is set to launch in 2027 and features a Warlock character making a pact to gain powers, with combat and world design inspired by Dungeons & Dragons elements.
Horrified: Ravenloft is a slam-dunk for D&D fans, but innovation is starting to be 'mist'
Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons – Ravenloft is a compelling and accessible gothic horror strategy board game that pays tribute to the beloved Dungeons & Dragons campaign, Curse of Strahd. While it retains the core team-based gameplay of the Horrified series, it introduces new monsters and mechanics like Dark Pacts, offering a familiar yet engaging experience for both newcomers and fans of the original campaign.
5 reasons why you should play Baldur's Gate 3, especially if you've never played D&D before
This guide argues that Baldur's Gate 3 is an excellent entry point for new players, even those unfamiliar with Dungeons & Dragons. It highlights the game's beginner-friendly D&D 5th Edition mechanics, approachable non-combat options, compelling characters, high replayability, and extensive modding support as reasons to play.
The Big Question: What's your video game happy place?
Several Eurogamer staff members share their personal 'happy places' in video games, discussing titles that offer comfort, nostalgia, or a sense of accomplishment. These range from the expansive exploration of No Man's Sky and the challenging yet meditative worlds of FromSoftware games to the simple joys found in games like Super Mario 64 and Rollercoaster Tycoon Classic.
This D&D-inspired card game balances big swings with strategy designed to reward smart decisions
Crits & Tricks is a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired competitive card and dice game that blends trick-taking mechanics with strategic decision-making. It features unique win conditions for each suit and a CRIT ability system, aiming to reward smart play despite inherent randomness. The game is designed for 2-4 players and typically lasts 20-40 minutes.
Playing The Monstrous Feminine: Maggie Robertson on Warlock, and why Shakespeare "is great for games"
Actress Maggie Robertson, known for her roles in Resident Evil Village and Baldur's Gate 3, will star as the witch Tasha in Invoke Studios' upcoming Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game, Warlock. Robertson discusses how her Shakespearean acting background informs her portrayals of complex, 'monstrous feminine' characters and her unexpected success in the video game industry.
If you bounced off Baldur's Gate 3: now is the time to try again
This article discusses the author's initial negative experience with Baldur's Gate 3, citing its complexity and D&D jargon. After a second playthrough, influenced by watching cast members play D&D, the author found a deeper appreciation for the game's freedom, character depth, and its impact on popular culture and video game acting.
Open-world D&D game Warlock casts iconic Baldur's Gate 3 and Resident Evil Village actor as an evil archmage, and after Orin and Lady Dimitrescu I couldn't be more excited
Wizards of the Coast's upcoming open-world Dungeons & Dragons game, Warlock, has added Maggie Robertson, known for her roles as Orin the Red in Baldur's Gate 3 and Lady Dimitrescu in Resident Evil Village, to voice the archmage Tasha. Tricia Helfer will voice the protagonist Kaatri. The game, developed by Invoke Studios, is expected in 2027 and will be a single-player experience distinct from turn-based titles.
Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked Rolls Onto Xbox Later This Year
Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked is coming to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, and Xbox Handheld later this year, supporting Xbox Play Anywhere and cross-play with other platforms including Nintendo Switch 2, Steam, Meta Horizon, and PlayStation. Developed by Resolution Games, the cooperative tactical adventure will allow up to four players to journey through the Forgotten Realms with streamlined mechanics inspired by Dungeons & Dragons. CEO Tommy Palm expressed excitement about bringing the game to Xbox's passionate co-op community.
My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way hasn't played Baldur's Gate 3 yet, but he still made some time during a concert to discuss it with fans
My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way stated during a concert that he has not yet played Baldur's Gate 3, though he has played the original Baldur's Gate and the Icewind Dale expansion. Way, a self-professed Dungeons & Dragons fan, expressed interest in Larian Studios' latest RPG, comparing the original Baldur's Gate to playing D&D.
My Chemical Romance quizzed over Baldur’s Gate 3 during concert break
My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way admitted during a concert that he has not played Baldur's Gate 3, or even Baldur's Gate 2, despite being a fan of the original. Larian Studios has since offered him a free copy of the game. Way also discussed his enjoyment of the first Baldur's Gate, comparing it to playing Dungeons & Dragons.
My Chemical Romance front man Gerard Way pauses concert to talk classic RPGs, admits he hasn't played Baldur's Gate 3 yet: 'The first one was a lot of fun, the closest thing at the time to playing D&D'
My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way revealed at a concert that he has not yet played Baldur's Gate 3, though he enjoyed the original Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale. Larian Studios noticed the comment and offered Way a copy of the game.
