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In our final preview before Anno 117: Pax Romana releases this November, we dive into the need for direction, a world full of options and how stunning this game truly is.

MIRESI: Invisible Future turns time travel and tactical combat into a polished, anime-inspired RPG that already feels like one of Smilegate's most ambitious projects yet.

With Chaos Zero Nightmare, the Epic Seven team dives headfirst into Lovecraftian horror, crafting a mobile RPG unlike anything they've made before.

We went hands-on with Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment at a Nintendo Canada event, and we can't wait to play the full release this November.

Ananta might be NetEase's boldest swing yet--a free-to-play urban RPG that dares to imagine what an open-world anime city can truly feel like.

At TGS 2025, My Hero Academia: All's Justice showed how far the franchise has come--bigger fights, deeper stories, and a finale that feels truly heroic.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's new gameplay revisits some very well-trodden territory, and as they say -- and as in-game chats make clear -- familiarity breeds contempt.

Let It Die: Inferno turns the series' signature chaos into an art form, mixing sharp combat with tongue-in-cheek storytelling.

Fallout 76: Burning Springs crosses state lines into Ohio with its largest expansion yet, adding bounty hunting, events, and The Ghoul from Prime Video to the wastes.