Discover 25 classic RPGs from 1990 to 2010 that every gamer should play. From genre-defining mechanics to unforgettable storytelling, these iconic titles shaped the golden era of role-playing games and left a lasting impact on gaming history. Whether you're a seasoned RPG fan or a newcomer, this list highlights the most timeless adventures that defined the medium.

Path of Exile is one of the biggest ARPGs around and its sequel, Path of Exile 2, just hit early access. We played a good chunk of the game before early access went live, so is the early access really worth paying $30 for?

I recently had the chance to play an early build of Two Point Museum, the latest simulator from the developers of Two Point Campus and Two Point Hospital. With three levels available during my limited playtime, I got a taste of how this quirky formula evolves in its newest iteration, set to launch on February 27, 2025.

I finally feel this fantasy journey coming to an end, and despite how much I've played, I’m surprised by how much I want to stay in this world. Another week with Metaphor: ReFantazio will be enough for a final verdict. But from everything I’ve experienced so far, it’s clear Metaphor is leaving a lasting mark.

Metaphor: ReFantazio pulls you into a dark fantasy world with gripping storylines, deep character progression, and risk-reward combat that keeps you on your toes. After 50 hours, I’m still uncovering new layers, with each detour rewarding me with fresh twists and insights. Fans of the Persona series will feel right at home, and so far, it's a journey that just gets better.

We asked James Ronald Lo of Taktyl Studios about the Philippine game development industry, the importance of events like PGDX, and the impact of Xbox's growing presence in Southeast Asia. The local scene is filled with potential, but further support and opportunities are essential for its growth.

Frostpunk 2 grips you from the start, balancing city-building with brutal survival challenges. Every decision feels high-stakes as you juggle resources, politics, and the harsh cold. My early hours have been filled with resets and hard-earned lessons as I scramble to keep New London alive, one crisis at a time.

When Nintendo announced that they were dropping a Nintendo Direct on my birthday focusing on the upcoming opening of the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, I was overjoyed but had no idea what to expect.

I recently attended a closed-door digital event hosted by Bethesda, where they showcased new gameplay footage of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. During this event, I gained some key insights into MachineGames’ take on Indy’s next globetrotting adventure.

I had the chance to play a preview build of The Casting of Frank Stone, an interactive horror game developed by Supermassive Games. Set within the Dead by Daylight universe, the demo took around 45 minutes and left me with the impression that Behaviour Interactive has given Supermassive the freedom to do what they do best. The game echoes their previous work, both in gameplay and in how choices and events shape the overall story.

We talked with Ranida Games’ CEO and studio head Ben Banta, along with the head of business development, Walter Manalo to share their experience on the recently concluded Xbox Game Camp Asia and asked them a few questions on the challenges of video game development for young studios, especially based in the Philippines.

Grinding Gear Games revealed the 3.25 update of their ever-popular action RPG Path of Exile. Titled Settlers of Kalguur, the July expansion contains various balance improvements set to shape up the meta and add new content when the expansion goes live on July 27. They also announced that a closed beta for Path of Exile 2 is happening “soon”.