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An RPG rundown; recommendations and reviews of the best role-playing games on the market.

How to Create Villains in D&D That Your Players Will Truly Fear
Every Dungeon Master dreams of creating a villain who doesn’t just fill a role in the story but dominates it. A villain who leaves the table uneasy, makes players second-guess their choices, and earns a reputation as more than “the boss at the end of the dungeon.”
By Richard Bailey6 months ago in Gamers
My case for The Sims 3 against The Sims 4
I went back to The Sims 3 recently after Steam put all of the expansion packs on sale for $190 total. Being a 50% off deal, I grabbed and was transformed back to days of being lost in the world of my creation and losing time and not caring in the world how many house have passed. Turns out, two hours had passed as I was simply testing out the game on my laptop. Testing, running, creating a sim, creating their spouse, creating their child, and moving them into their first home to be exact. After three years playing The Sims 4 back in 2014, it was so refreshing to have a game that I enjoyed in my hands again.
By Amelia Ruth Thompson6 months ago in Gamers
Unique D&D Character Goals That Inspire Roleplay Beyond Combat
Dungeons & Dragons is often remembered for its cinematic battles, clever tactics, and dice-fueled victories. But the true heart of the game lies in the quieter moments—the whispered vows around the campfire, the tense bargaining in a crowded tavern, the stubborn pursuit of dreams that can’t be solved with a sword.
By Richard Bailey6 months ago in Gamers
Crisis Core Reunion
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII was a hidden gem limited to the PSP, crafted to tell the story of SOLDIER member Zack Fair and a must-play for any fan. Few could have predicted the arrival of a full Final Fantasy VII Remake. Still, for newcomers to grasp the characters and their backstories, playing Crisis Core was essential. Thankfully, Square Enix has ensured no one misses out with the release of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, a faithful 1:1 remake featuring a host of enhancements. For anyone who buy cheap PS4 games, it’s the perfect opportunity to experience this essential prequel without paying full price.
By SEA THIEVES6 months ago in Gamers
Ohio State vs. Ohio
Ohio State vs. Ohio: Understanding the David vs. Goliath In-State Matchup In the world of college football, few things capture the imagination quite like a classic "David vs. Goliath" matchup. The scheduled game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Ohio Bobcats is precisely that. It’s more than just Ohio vs Ohio State; it's a fascinating clash of scale, ambition, and Ohio pride that pits a national superpower against a respected in-state program.
By KAMRAN AHMAD6 months ago in Gamers
WNBA Playoffs 2025
WNBA Playoffs 2025: Your Ultimate Guide to the Road to the Championship The 2024 season was one for the history books, but the basketball world is already looking ahead. The WNBA Playoffs 2025 promise to be the most anticipated and competitive postseason yet. With superteams solidifying, young stars ascending, and veteran legends refusing to yield, the journey to the WNBA Finals 2025 will be a must-watch spectacle.
By KAMRAN AHMAD6 months ago in Gamers
Common D&D Character Backstory Mistakes (and How to Fix Them)
Creating a backstory for your Dungeons & Dragons character can be just as thrilling as playing the game itself. It’s your chance to breathe life into the numbers on your character sheet, shaping not only who your adventurer is but also why they step onto the road of adventure in the first place.
By Richard Bailey6 months ago in Gamers
Has Tarkov Gotten Easier or Harder?
(Intro) Tarkov has always be defined by its difficulty. Whether someone finding it insufferably challenging or another person on-ramping into the game with relative ease, what made Tarkov so notorious back in the day was its general difficulty. Anyone you would hear talk about the game would always mention first and foremost that it was one of the hardest games they’d ever played, especially for an online FPS. And to an extent, even in 2025, I agree with them. However, the game has changed a lot over those years. Additions, mechanics, audiences, expectations; EFT is not what it once was, for better or worse. And one of the things that has changed so much was the perceived difficulty of the game. Once again, people who thought it was hard still think that some think the opposite is true, and some have flip flopped their opinion for a variety of reasons. So today, let’s dive into those reasons and see if the game has gotten more difficult, easier, stayed the same or perhaps a secret fourth option; it was always both.
By Jirasu6 months ago in Gamers
How to Play a Reluctant Hero in Dungeons & Dragons
Not every adventurer sets out to become a legend. Some crave only peace, but fate pushes them into conflict. Others are scarred by the past, fearful of responsibility, or skeptical of grand causes. Yet, in Dungeons & Dragons, these reluctant heroes often become the most compelling figures at the table.
By Richard Bailey6 months ago in Gamers
How To Build A Fantasy Wheelchair
One of the more common handicaps taken by players is the paraplegic, someone whose legs don’t work. In a modern setting, this isn’t a major problem as wheelchairs can be fitted with all sorts of motors, enabling the person to keep up with their less-handicapped peers. In a fantasy setting, however, there needs to be more thought put into the apparatus as it has to deal with some basic disadvantages, However, with a little thought and abusing the setting rules, it’s possible to devise a wheelchair with almost no major limitations, and that can be somewhat scary in and of itself.
By Jamais Jochim7 months ago in Gamers
Why Beholder questioned my morals.
So, back in late 2016, I played a game known as Beholder on a website called Big Fish Games. I was mostly playing hidden object games for an upcoming YouTube channel of my own, BubonicZombie.
By Amelia Ruth Thompson7 months ago in Gamers
Creative Flaws and Quirks to Make Your D&D Character Stand Out
When most players create a Dungeons & Dragons character, they focus on race, class, and stats. Strength scores, spell lists, and weapon proficiencies often take center stage. But if you want your character to live in your players’ and Dungeon Master’s minds long after the campaign ends, the real secret isn’t in the numbers—it’s in the flaws, quirks, and eccentricities you give them.
By Richard Bailey7 months ago in Gamers