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Castlevania's back, baby. Castlevania: Belmont's Curse looks fantastic, has a satisfying combat system, and features a lot mysteries for players to discover, and it's just one month away. Read this article on TechRaptor ...

In many of the best JRPGs, there's a point in the last third(ish) of the story where everything opens up. You can fully indulge in its systems, characters, and world. You can freely explore the map, complete all the side quests, find the super ...

Lynnvander Studios Announces Munchkin TTRPG, Bringing Iconic Card Game to Dungeons & Dragons Lynnvander Studios and Steve Jackson Games has announced a crowdfunding campaign for a Munchkin TTRPG, adapting the iconic card game to Dungeons & Dragons.

No one expected a port for Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko's Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD-, much less this twist. Read this article on TechRaptor ...

The Axis Saga features a D&D setting of gothic fantasy, today we're exclusively revealing The Resonant class. A Supernatural Investigator able to read the resonance of the world and people to uncover hidden truths. Read this article on TechRaptor ...

Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World is immediately charming with a wonderfully deep monster collecting system. It seems primed for tinkerers and newcomers alike. Our preview: Read this article on TechRaptor ...

Wizards of the Coast has released a debut video for its upcoming Magic: The Gathering set, Reality Fracture, a culmination of the most recent arc of Jace Beleren. Read this article on TechRaptor ...

Warhammer Sons of Behemat 2026 New Release Review - Stompy! Our review of new Sons of Behemat releases takes an in-depth look at this massive-scale army, but how do these stompers hold up?

We spoke to Final Fantasy Resonance's Director and Producer about how the game embraces old-school design and what they believe the essence of Final Fantasy is. Read this article on TechRaptor ...

We had the chance to play Final Fantasy Resonance, and it has all the hallmarks of JRPG classics that we love. But does it have the same irritations as well? Read this article on TechRaptor ...