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September 13, 2026

Diablo 5 gameplay details from BlizzCon: More classes than ever before, procedurally-generated dungeons, and Diablo 2-style loot

At BlizzCon 2026, it was announced that Diablo 5 will be set a century after Diablo 4, exploring the aftermath of the demon's impact on Sanctuary. The game is projected for release in spring 2029 and aims to address player feedback from Diablo 4. The narrative will feature Diablo as a central character rather than just a final boss, and players will work to restore Westmarch. Key features include procedurally-generated dungeons, a caravan of NPCs instead of traditional towns, returning classes like the demon hunter and monk, and new classes such as the plague knight. The game will launch with more classes than any previous installment, and items will have a tiered system and occupy multiple inventory slots. Blizzard plans to provide regular updates on the game's development starting next year.
The only fighting game I've ever been excited for is now getting a PC playtest before launch
AppWizard
June 29, 2026

The only fighting game I’ve ever been excited for is now getting a PC playtest before launch

Arc System Works has announced an open beta for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, scheduled from July 24 to July 26, available on PC and PS5. The beta will include new stages, modes, and the character Blade. The final superhero team, Samurai Outriders, will be included at launch, bringing the total roster to 20 characters across five teams: Unbreakable X-Men, Amazing Guardians, Fighting Avengers, Knights of Doom, and Samurai Outriders. The game is set to officially launch on August 6, 2026.
PC Users Can Claim 2 Free Games Worth $40, Includes 92% Rated Hit
AppWizard
May 9, 2026

PC Users Can Claim 2 Free Games Worth $40, Includes 92% Rated Hit

The Epic Games Store will offer two complimentary games for free until Thursday, May 14, at 4 PM BST. The games are exclusive to PC but can be played on devices like the Xbox ROG Ally in Windows Mode. The titles available are: 1. Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure - A puzzle RPG where players help the protagonist, Jemma, restore balance to her world by solving various tasks. The game has a user rating of 92% on Steam and takes approximately five to eight hours to complete. 2. Trash Goblin - A shopkeeping game where players, as a goblin, clean and restore trinkets for sale. It features 40 NPCs, over 120 quests, and more than 20 hours of story content, with a Steam rating of 88%. Both games are valued at just under , with each typically retailing for .99.
Epic Games Store PC Weekly Free Games 07/05/2026
AppWizard
May 7, 2026

Epic Games Store PC Weekly Free Games 07/05/2026

From 4 PM BST on May 7, 2026, until 4 PM BST on May 14, 2026, the Epic Games Store is offering free downloads of two games: Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure and Trash Goblin. Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure is published and developed by Furniture & Mattress LLC, featuring puzzles that reveal deeper narrative layers. Trash Goblin, published and developed by Spilt Milk Studios, provides a shopkeeping experience where players clean and upcycle trinkets to sell to customers.
This week's Epic Games freebie includes two gorgeous cozy games that will hook you in no time
AppWizard
May 7, 2026

This week’s Epic Games freebie includes two gorgeous cozy games that will hook you in no time

The Epic Games Store is offering two free titles this week: Arranger, a puzzle-driven adventure, and Trash Goblin, a shopkeeping experience. Arranger has a Steam review score of 92% and features a unique gameplay mechanic where players shift rows and columns of the map to solve puzzles. Trash Goblin has a Steam review score of 88% and focuses on restoring and selling curiosities in a relaxed shopkeeping environment. Both games are available for free from May 7 to May 14.
I never understood the appeal of a jumbo novelty d20 until I saw one inspired by one of my favorite new RPGs
AppWizard
May 4, 2026

I never understood the appeal of a jumbo novelty d20 until I saw one inspired by one of my favorite new RPGs

Die Hard Dice has launched a new collection of d20 dice inspired by the RPG Esoteric Ebb, which is anticipated to be a top RPG of 2026. The collection includes three products, with two sets packaged in different colored bags (purple or orange). Each set contains three standard-sized d20s representing main characters from the game: Snell (a translucent green and blue die for the goblin rogue), Meek (a purple and white die for the wearable mimic), and Ettir (a dark brown die with a gold finish for the angelic character). Each die features a unique symbol corresponding to its character. Additionally, there is a metal die called The Cleric, which has blue and white faces and an electroplated finish. The game itself is noted for its immersive experience and innovative gameplay elements introduced by developer Christoffer Bodegård. Pre-orders for the dice are available, with fulfillment expected by June.
I never want to play a Cleric in D&D, but 2026's best RPG stars one for a simple reason: 'I'm sorry to say they are just overpowered'
AppWizard
April 19, 2026

I never want to play a Cleric in D&D, but 2026’s best RPG stars one for a simple reason: ‘I’m sorry to say they are just overpowered’

Christoffer Bodegård, the creator of the RPG Esoteric Ebb, describes the Cleric class as "overpowered" due to its versatility in gameplay. In the game's early drafts, the Cleric was a central character alongside a goblin companion. Players always embody the Cleric but can explore other D&D classes, with the option to earn specific titles based on their actions, such as a Dick-Ass Rogue for engaging in thievery. Esoteric Ebb emphasizes the interplay between character classes and player choices, challenging traditional notions of heroism and class identity.
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