devilscallmedad said:I am a really big huge WRPG fans and looking forward to lot of upcoming games
Castaway's first game
another RPG from ex-Blizzard guys
Aion
MMORPG developed in newly formed NCSoft Seul Studios
Not the Time for Dragons
A classic party-centered RPG based on steam-punk fantasy series of novels by he game's based on a novel by popular Russian fantasy writers Nick Perumov and Sergei Lukyanenko.
Hard to be God
Isometric RPG set in world created by Strugacki's brothers. Co-developed by Akella
Sacred 2
Sequel hack and slash RPG that was propably the best DIablo2-like game(aside from Diablo itself ) ever released. This time Ascaron is making the game in in full 3D
Divine Divinity2
Sequel to one of best action-rpgs ever
Dropship
A turn-based SF wargame with RPG elements developed by ex-Troika guys using the Source engine
Witcher
Amazing graphics, ambitious gameplay, incredible book license and Bioware's backing
Dragon Age
Bioware next epic
Hellgate: London
A new game from makers of Diablo2
Bioshock
Spiritual successor of the masterpiece that System Shock 2 was.
Overlord
An innovative RPG that turns the fantasy cliche by 180 degrees. In Overlord YOU are the big bad guy, who's goal is to dominate the peaceful land, destroy all that is good and to become " the nastiest bastard around". The game is developed by Triumph Studios(creators of Age of Wonders series,
Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Action RPG set in KUF universe
Elveon
Unreal Engine 3.0 based RPG from 10Tacle
Mass Effect
Fable 2
Avalon said:There is also Jagged Alliance 3D which is looking really good. Hopefully it will just be a 3D face lift because that is all the game truly needs.
http://pcmedia.ign.com/pc/image/article/724/724250/jagged-alliance-3d-20060808055418345.jpg
ATARI AND CD PROJEKT SIGN PUBLISHING AGREEMENT FOR THE WITCHER
- Highly Anticipated PC Role-Playing Game Confirmed for Fall 2007 North American Release -
NEW YORK, February 5, 2007 Atari, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATAR), one of the worlds most recognized brands and a third-party video game publisher, and game developer CD Projekt Sp. z.o.o. today announced that the companies have entered into a publishing agreement for The Witcher, whereby Atari will market and distribute CD Projekts upcoming fantasy role-playing game (RPG) throughout North America. The Witcher is scheduled for release on Games for Windows, the new brand optimized for Windows XP and Windows Vista, in North America in Fall 2007.
jarrod said:Why are there Korean games in a "western RPGs" topic?
Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom is another Korean title (Phantagram/Blueside). Those two might be it... but it was jarring seeing KUF in a "western RPG" thread.devilscallmedad said:Most of the games are by US/Europe devs except Aion which is by a korean developer for the western market and because of the gameplay/art style can be called "western RPG"
butsomuch said:
Frenck said:Fallout 3
There are no pretty pictures yet, but I'm sure that the game will stick to its roots, at least visually.
Blackace said:ohhh Dropship is sounding and looking sexy!!
platypotamus said:Where can one find more info on this game? Googling got me an old game with the same name...
devilscallmedad said:Here is an interview from the makers of Dropship
http://rpgcodex.com/content.php?id=130
And here are a couple of more screens
http://www.rpgcodex.com/gallery.php?game=dropship
Why Steam... the reason Steam is so fantastic, is because the game can be developed and distributed without any publisher involvement. Laidback will get to keep the IP, which means that the idea and world the game takes place in will still be ours. Laidback can make a great title, put it up there and people can download it for less than they'd pay in the stores. On top of that, Laid Back will only need to sell a very small number of copies to recoup its cost and keep the company going.