Dragon Media

Gameplay: 95%
Story: 100%
Graphics: 90%
Music/Sound: 95%
Overall: 95%

About five years ago Bioware announced a RPG game that would take all Dungeons & Dragon computer games to a whole new level. This game would set the standards for every hack and slash game to grace a PC from here on out. This game is Neverwinter Nights. D&D fans will really enjoy this game, but if you are like me and know nothing about D&D or its rules, you will still have lots of fun with this game for a very long time. (more…)

As one of the “Infamous Four”, which is the name I give to the first PS2 RPGs, Orphen seemed like a good deal with its heavy anime influence and original battle system. Thankfully, I did not pay the full price for the game, but even 20$ seems like a high price to pay for a low-class production such as Orphen. (more…)

Gameplay: 77%
Story: 64%
Graphics: 80%
Music/Sound: 65%
Overall: 76%

Survival horror games have had great success with many gaming fans, with the many titles on offer from Resident Evil through to Silent Hill. Capcom, being the main creators of this genre, with help from the Resident Evil and Dino Crisis games have made a big impact on games and gamers alike taking the herald of the throne and claiming themselves unbeatable in the world of survival horror. But now, (more…)

Gameplay: 96%
Story: 100%
Graphics: 80%
Music/Sound: 95%
Overall: 98%

Out of all the rpgs based on the Dungeons & Dragons games, Planescape: Torment is my favorite. There are many reasons for this game to be my favorite. The first one is that its not like any of the other D&D games. Planescape: Torment seems to reside in its own level. It is based on the”Planescape” universe, while the other D&D games (Baldur’s Gate and Icewind Dale) are based on the “Forgotten Realms” universe. Planescape: Torment provides for a very unique experience in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. (more…)