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Some games are great. Some are legendary. And then, there’s Hollow Knight—a game so beautifully crafted, so deeply immersive, and so utterly enthralling that it stands as one of the…

Few games manage to revolutionize a genre while also delivering a masterclass in storytelling, but Hades accomplishes both with godlike finesse. Developed by Supergiant Games, the minds behind Bastion, Transistor,…

There are RPGs that challenge your skills. There are RPGs that test your strategy. And then there’s Darkest Dungeon—a game that crushes your spirit, breaks your will, and forces you to march forward into the abyss anyway. Developed by Red Hook Studios, Darkest Dungeon is a turn-based, gothic horror roguelike that throws players into an unforgiving world where death is only the beginning of suffering. It’s a game about leading flawed, fragile heroes through nightmarish dungeons filled with eldritch horrors, disease, and madness. With its punishing difficulty, deep tactical combat, and a stress system that makes every decision feel like life or death, Darkest Dungeon isn’t just a dungeon crawler—it’s a psychological torment simulator. And yet, it’s one of the most rewarding, immersive, and unique RPGs ever made.

There are RPGs, and then there’s Disco Elysium. A game that throws away traditional combat, replaces it with deep dialogue and psychological warfare, and delivers one of the most profound, bizarre, and darkly hilarious narratives in gaming history. If you love complex characters, philosophical musings, and the freedom to be the worst (or best) detective imaginable, then Disco Elysium is a game you cannot afford to miss. Let’s dive into the drunken haze, political chaos, and existential crisis that is Disco Elysium.

Some games tell a story. Others immerse you in a world. And then there’s Baroque, a game that drags you into a nightmarish abyss of guilt, suffering, and cryptic storytelling, leaving you to piece together its shattered reality. Originally released for the Sega Saturn in 1998, Baroque later received a remake for PlayStation 2 and Wii in 2008, introducing a new perspective, updated visuals, and reworked mechanics while keeping its haunting atmosphere intact. If you’re looking for a dark, surreal, and challenging action RPG unlike anything else, Baroque is an unforgettable descent into madness that still holds a unique place in gaming history.

Step into the dystopian world of Resonance of Fate, a game that combines cinematic gunplay, intricate storytelling, and a unique steampunk aesthetic. Originally released in 2010 by tri-Ace and SEGA, this RPG challenges conventions with its innovative combat system, memorable characters, and richly layered narrative. For fans of RPGs that dare to be different, Resonance of Fate delivers a gripping experience that stands the test of time.

Few games blend high-fantasy storytelling, stunning hand-drawn visuals, and addictive gameplay as masterfully as Dragon’s Crown. Developed by Vanillaware and published by Atlus, this 2D side-scrolling action RPG transports players to a medieval world teeming with dungeons, dragons, and danger. Whether you're a solo adventurer or looking for a thrilling co-op experience, Dragon’s Crown is a masterpiece that continues to captivate players years after its release.

In the early 2000s, Shenmue II broke the mold of what video games could achieve. As the sequel to Yu Suzuki’s revolutionary Shenmue, it expanded on its predecessor's open-world design, offering players an unprecedented level of freedom, depth, and emotional storytelling. A game far ahead of its time, Shenmue II remains a gem in gaming history that deserves to be experienced by a new generation of players.

The Golden Sun series is one of the most beloved RPG franchises from Nintendo, blending captivating storytelling, deep characters, and a unique puzzle-solving mechanic based on Psynergy, a magical energy…

The Parasite Eve series stands as a remarkable blend of science fiction, survival horror, and RPG elements, offering a unique narrative experience that intertwines scientific intrigue with psychological and biological horror. Beginning as a continuation of Hideaki Sena’s novel, the franchise evolved across three games, each exploring new gameplay mechanics while expanding Aya Brea's gripping story. This timeline dives into the journey of the Parasite Eve series, from its debut on the original PlayStation to its action-packed spin-off on the PSP, highlighting the themes, innovations, and reasons why the series remains a cult classic.