divinity

Recently I found myself reflecting over a blog post that Swen Vincke wrote in 2012 that received some attention here at RPGWatch back in the day, titled "The route to the very big RPG that will dwarf them all" I believe this blog post was a visionary, forward-thinking piece that described the...

Domino Digital developers and Green Man Gaming publishers released the first official screenshots for Peregrin, a story puzzle game combining myth, fantasy and sci-fi. According to developers, the story of Peregrin is a moving take on the struggle to overcome both personal and collective loss...

So these are the three major old-school isometric RPG's to come out recently. I would imagine most of us that frequent RPGWatch are very keen on these games. I haven't seen a thread that specifically compares and contrasts the three mid-size developers' juggernauts, so I figured I would start a...

Edit: Yep, I am a dumb-ass. redundant thread. Ars Technica used data available publicly through steam's API to estimate sales, ownership, and playtime for the 400 most popular games on steam for 2014. They did this for 2013 previously and it was pretty interesting...

Something that shocks me a bit about this game and Divinity 2... the rhyming. "Wherever thou runneth, be it near or afar, I will find thee still, I Bellegar!" Nicely done... but then that gets translated to German, Russian, French, and so on!? In fact, the developers are in Belgium to start...

Fellow arch-enemies of the Watch, as some of you might have seen, we've complied a nice list of Top cRPGs at the Codex some time ago, and now we're about to publish a massive article, where every game in that list gets screenshots and short reviews. After much work only 3 reviews are missing...