Here’s my short and sweet fantasy RPG buying guide. If you want a rich, unique world with interesting characters and old-school but beautiful art, Pillars of Eternity is your best bet. If you’re looking for a snazzy combat, innovative mechanics, unusual ways to finish quests, and a great multiplayer experience, check out Divinity: Original Sin. But if you’re intimidated by features that make a game truly excellent, Sword Coast Legends will happily accompany you on your stroll through the elemental plane of mediocrity. Don’t get me wrong, SCL isn’t a bad game—it’s just not a particularly good one either.
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This morning, n-Space and Digital Extremes announced that their upcoming Dungeons & Dragons RPG Sword Coast Legends will have its launch delayed again for both PC and consoles. The PC, Mac, and Linux launch is now slated for October 20, 2015, while the console schedule has been shifted to Q1 2016.
Today's videos are quite the mix, with a few PAX Prime teasers included! Watch flicks featuring Diablo III, First Wonder, Full Mojo Rampage, Just Cause 3, the newly announced Lawbreakers, Satellite Reign, and Sword Coast Legends.
As of this afternoon our E3 coverage is now complete! Here's a list of everything we covered from the event.
Interviews
- Blade & Soul: Business Plan Revealed
- EverQuest & EverQuest II Progression Servers
- Guild Wars 2: Guild Halls Interview
- Trion Announces Devilian (Post-E3 Interview)
- Warhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade Early Access Coming Soon
- WildStar F2P Update Details
Previews and Features
- Elite Dangerous on the Xbox One
- Rocket League PS4 Preview
- Strike Vector EX Coming to Console
- Sword Coast Legends Dungeon Master Mode
- Torchlight Mobile Coming to iOS and Android
- ZAM Press Conference Recaps
Pictures and Video
Eight New Trailers
Let's kick off the Fourth of July weekend with eight of the latest gaming trailers! This week be entertained with videos from Armored Warfare, Cook Serve Delicious 2, Path of Exile, Skyforge, Strike Vector EX, Sword Coast Legends, We Happy Few, and Victor Vran.
Sword Coast Legends, the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons RPG based in the Forgotten Realms, has been turning heads with the list of promising features that developer n-Space has presented. Along with the promise of a massive storyline and challenging gameplay, the game will also support multiplayer as well as a Dungeon Master (DM) Mode. We got to sit in on a preview of the DM mode and participated in the resulting dungeon run last week at E3.
For this week's Film Friday we have an E3 trailer special! Check out seven of the latest trailers which highlight some games and hardware hitting the E3 Expo show floor next week.
In this week's Film Fridays we have a variety of videos which include Borderlands, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, EverQuest, Game of Thornes: A Telltale Game Series, Mortal Kombat X, Rise of Incarnates, Skyforge, Sword Coast Legends, The Sims 4 and Total War: Attila. Enjoy watching and have a great weekend!
Earlier this month, developer n-Space announced both a partnership with Digital Extremes and that an RPG game reveal would be coming mid-February. The two studios boast a lot of talent, with the n-Space team including key contributors to Neverwinter Nights and Baldur's Gate as well as the director of Dragon Age: Origins, while Digital Extremes has produced titles such as Warframe, co-created the Unreal franchise and have worked on the BioShock series.
Today the developers have unveiled Sword Coast Legends, a Dungeons & Dragons RPG set in the Forgotten Realms, due out later this year. Pre-orders are already open, with the game priced at $35, $60 and $240, and multiple copies priced at $150 and $350.
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