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An RPG rundown; recommendations and reviews of the best role-playing games on the market.

How to Tame and Ride Mounts in Monster Hunter: Wilds
Monster Hunter: Wilds introduces a bold new frontier—not just in landscapes or beasts, but in how you interact with the world itself. One of the most thrilling innovations in this entry is the mount system. No longer are you merely chasing monsters on foot.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Gamers
Best Early Game Weapons in Monster Hunter: Wilds – A Detailed Guide for New Hunters
The opening hours of Monster Hunter: Wilds can be as overwhelming as they are thrilling. You're dropped into an untamed ecosystem where creatures rule the food chain, and survival means more than just dodging claws and fangs.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Gamers
The Hidden History of Thedas: Dragon Age’s Forgotten Gods
The world of Dragon Age is built on lies. Not the small, harmless kind—like Varric’s “slightly exaggerated” stories or your Warden promising Leliana they definitely didn’t loot that sacred urn. No, we’re talking grand, world-shattering deceptions, the kind that rewrite history itself. The Chantry preaches of the Maker, the Dalish cling to their tales of the Evanuris, and Solas? Well, he’s busy sighing at all of them like a professor grading a failing student’s paper.
By Geek Peek10 months ago in Gamers
The Tragedy of Arthas: Warcraft’s Fallen Prince
There are villains, and then there’s Arthas Menethil—a prince who had everything, lost it all, and then decided the best way to cope was to freeze an entire continent in emotional (and literal) ice. His story isn’t just another "hero gone bad" tale; it’s a Shakespearean spiral wrapped in plate armor, fueled by good intentions, and topped with a helmet that probably gave him permanent neck strain.
By Geek Peek10 months ago in Gamers
The Forgotten Lore of Zelda
If there’s one thing The Legend of Zelda series loves more than breaking pots and hoarding rupees, it’s breaking fans’ brains with its convoluted, ever-shifting timeline. Nintendo has given us a mythos so tangled that even the Triforce of Wisdom might not be enough to make sense of it. From split timelines to reincarnating heroes, from ambiguous myths to outright contradictions, Zelda lore is less of a neatly woven tapestry and more of a dungeon where the walls keep rearranging themselves.
By Geek Peek10 months ago in Gamers
BEHEMOTH VR Stamina Management Tips for Boss Battles
In Skydance’s BEHEMOTH, stamina isn’t just a mechanic—it’s your lifeline. In the brutal, unrelenting world this VR epic throws you into, conserving your energy in the heat of battle means the difference between walking away victorious or crumpling under the crushing weight of a towering monstrosity.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Gamers
Skydance’s BEHEMOTH PSVR2 vs PCVR: Which Offers the Better VR Experience?
Skydance’s BEHEMOTH is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated virtual reality titles in recent years. Set in a dark, brutal world brimming with grotesque giants and high-stakes combat, BEHEMOTH combines cinematic storytelling with visceral, physics-driven gameplay.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Gamers
Best Grappling Hook Tactics in BEHEMOTH VR Combat
In the towering, brutal world of BEHEMOTH VR, your grappling hook isn’t just a tool, it’s a lifeline. It’s the difference between controlling the chaos and getting swallowed by it.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Gamers
Top 10 Hidden Secrets and Easter Eggs in Baldur’s Gate 3 You Probably Missed
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a sprawling RPG packed with decisions, danger, and detail. But beneath its epic main story lies a rich layer of hidden secrets, subtle nods to classic D&D, obscure character moments, and cleverly buried treasures.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Gamers
Extraction Shooters Need to Evolve the Formula
(Intro) The extraction shooter genre is in its infancy, and already there are some signs of fatigue with the current formula. If developers want to get into this genre and make games, I’m all for it. But it cannot be the same loop that we have seen from many other titles both currently playable and no longer around. There are some core components that must be in the game, and we recently talked about some of those ideas in a previous video. The primary focus of today, is to see where games can iterate on already existing ideas; what works, what’s ambitious and what simply needs to be put away for good. This genre is certainly tough to get into, but some developers think it’s hard for the wrong reasons. It’s not about making a game that is easier or accessible to the masses, it’s about creating an environment that people can get lost in; have a gameplay loop that sinks its teeth into you and gives you a level of satisfaction that many other genres simply can’t. Players are more than willing to give a game a chance that has promise; we’ve seen that with Arc Raiders. That game looks phenomenal, and I can’t wait to play it. Not only does it look fun to play, but there are things within the game that tick all the boxes on how to move this genre forward, even just a single step. It doesn’t have to be a perfect game, just something that people want to keep playing.
By Jirasu10 months ago in Gamers
Review of 'The Haunting' for Call of Cthulhu 7e
If you’ve dipped your toes into the world of Call of Cthulhu, chances are you’ve heard of The Haunting. Included in both the QuickStart Rules and the 7th Edition Starter Set, this short scenario is considered the ultimate introductory adventure for new players and Keepers alike.
By Aspen Noble10 months ago in Gamers
Gone Fission! Appalachia's Newest Addiction: Fishing in Fallout 76
Helllo fellow vault dwellers! If you thought the wasteland was all about nukes, legendary farming, and getting wrecked by a Scorchbeast Queen, you've clearly been living under a rock – or perhaps, a particularly irradiated boulder. Because the freshest catch in Fallout 76 isn't a legendary drop from a boss, it's a legendary fish! That's right, Wasteland Anglers, the "Gone Fission" update has finally reeled in one of the most anticipated features: FISHING!
By Erica Rose10 months ago in Gamers