ARPG
From Diablo 4 to Last Epoch, just what makes a good ARPG?
I am rapidly becoming convinced that I am the most contrary human being to exist, because the more people complain about Diablo 4 Season 3, the more I seem to be loving it.
Getting started with Last Epoch as a Diablo 4 player
Last Epoch has finally been released onto the world from following a very successful Kickstarter in 2018, a few release delays, and four years in Early Access.
Games don’t have to end. Do you have a favorite “forever” game?
A forever game is one in where players make tangible progress, find new experiences, and face new challenges all without ever actually finishing the game.
What Diablo 4 could learn from the new ARPG Last Epoch
The Last Epoch launched last week after five years of early access, and it's an ARPG that, like almost every ARPG in existence, is clearly heavily influenced by Diablo 2.
A StarCraft MMO? A Diablo RTS? What Blizzard franchises would you like to see in other genres?
Would you play a Diablo-themed RTS, with big armies of demons attacking various settlements around the globe and hero units like Nephalem, Angels, Demons, and so on?
How much “RPG” should there be in an Action-RPG?
This may sound like a weird thing to ask, but I've been thinking about Diablo 4 and how the Action-RPG has evolved over the years, and how the storytelling on games like Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 centers the player and their choices.
What kind of game is Diablo 4 going to be, and what do you want it to be?
We are seeing more and more information about Diablo 4 and that has me really starting to think about what kind of game it's going to be.
How much better would Diablo 3 have been if Kormac had been a llama?
Look, this is a serious question.
Here’s why we probably won’t ever get a Diablo 2 remaster
Sometimes you sit back and wonder how anything we love ever survives to be loved by us.
