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AppWizard

March 22, 2026

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die proves roguelikes don’t need to fill 100 hours

Action roguelikes, particularly those inspired by Hades, have gained popularity, with "Lost in Random: The Eternal Die" being a notable recent release. This sequel retains whimsical aesthetics and introduces a magical die companion, focusing on action gameplay rather than exploration. Players select weapons with multiple forms and battle through four regions, facing a boss at the end of each. The game features an innovative card system that allows players to discover unique spells, with timing affecting spell effectiveness. A relic system adds strategic depth, where players draft bonuses and align relics to enhance damage types. Level design includes interconnected rooms and engaging boss battles, which may surpass those in Hades. The game has a playtime of under 21 hours and is currently available at a 45% discount during the Steam Spring Sale for .67 / £10.99, as well as on Xbox Game Pass with a demo available.

BetaBeacon

March 19, 2026

Best Mobile RPG Games 2026: Quest for Glory in Android RPG Realms And iPhone

The most popular mobile RPG games in 2026 are "Genshin Impact" and "Honkai: Star Rail," which dominate the app store charts and offer deep stories, smooth controls, and regular updates on Android and iPhone.

AppWizard

March 5, 2026

Highly Anticipated Zelda Meets Minecraft RPG Sets March Release

Everwind will launch in early access on 17 March on PC via Steam. It is a survival RPG developed by Enjoy Studio S.A. and published by Bohemia Interactive, featuring a voxel-based world and elements inspired by Minecraft, The Legend of Zelda, and Skyrim. Players can explore islands from a first-person perspective, using a flying ship as a base, and engage in crafting, looting, and combat. The game includes an engaging combat system with various weapons, alchemy for unlocking spells, and a procedurally generated world with a destructible environment. Character customization is also available.

AppWizard

March 4, 2026

Esoteric Ebb Review

Esoteric Ebb is a role-playing game inspired by Disco Elysium, focusing on exploration rather than combat, and features a narrative rich in literary and political themes. The game blends narrative depth with mechanics similar to Dungeons & Dragons. - Price: £21 - Release Date: March 3, 2026 - Developer: Christoffer Bodegård - Publisher: Raw Fury - Reviewed on: Steam Deck, Windows 11 (Core i5 12600K, RX 9070 XT, 32GB RAM) - Steam Deck: Verified - Official site link available Gameplay includes strategic challenges, such as an early ambush by an assassin where players can use spells creatively. Some minor complaints include a cluttered user interface on the Steam Deck, cumbersome inventory management, typographic errors, and occasional UI glitches. There are also reports of bugged feats affecting gameplay. Despite these issues, the game is considered compelling for RPG enthusiasts and offers good value for its price.

AppWizard

February 18, 2026

PC Gamers Can Grab 9 Games For Just $12 In Huge Bundle Deal

Humble Bundle is offering the 'Love You to Death' bundle, which includes nine horror-themed games for a minimum payment of £10.53, with a total estimated value of nearly £100. The games included are: 1. Have a Nice Death - A 2D action roguelike where players control Death in a whimsical world. 2. Ghost Watchers - An online co-op horror game focused on ghost hunting in abandoned houses. 3. Devour - A co-op game where players must stop possessed cultists. 4. Iron Lung - A short horror experience set in a submarine adrift in an ocean of blood. 5. Lunacid - A dark fantasy dungeon crawler with retro aesthetics. 6. Faith: The Unholy Trinity - A pixelated horror game where players confront demons and cultists. 7. The Bridge Curse 2: The Extrication - A first-person survival horror game based on Taiwanese folklore. 8. Life Eater - A controversial horror fantasy kidnapping simulator. 9. Without a Dawn - A visual novel horror about a woman in a remote cabin. The bundle is available exclusively on PC and supports charitable causes.

BetaBeacon

February 16, 2026

Top Mobile Games to Try in 2026: PlayStation‑Level Fun on Android

- Genshin Impact is an open-world action RPG game available on Android with high-end visuals and constant seasonal updates. - Call of Duty: Mobile brings the classic FPS franchise to Android with fast-paced multiplayer matches and a battle royale mode. - Hearthstone is a strategy card game set in the Warcraft universe, offering deep strategy for veterans and regular expansions. - Just Dance Now brings the energetic dance-filled experience of the Just Dance series to mobile devices with thousands of popular songs to dance to. - The Elder Scrolls: Blades brings the world of Tamriel to mobile devices with fast-paced combat, dungeon crawling, and town building.

AppWizard

February 16, 2026

World of Warcraft leads pledge more player customization — housing, race updates, custom animations, and glyphs to merge with transmog?

World of Warcraft will release its new expansion, Midnight, with early access on February 28, 2026, and a full release on March 3, 2026. The expansion introduces a player housing system available to pre-order customers, allowing customization of personal spaces. There are currently limited housing styles for goblin players, but Blizzard plans to expand options. The development team is also working on enhancing character customization and animations, as well as integrating glyphs into the transmog system. Pre-orders for Midnight are available for .99 on Windows PC.

AppWizard

February 16, 2026

“The hardest game in the world to make” – How Darkhaven hopes to rebottle Diablo 2’s lightning by channelling Minecraft

The "Necropolis" event in Darkhaven introduces a wave of undead that obstructs player waypoints and populates the environment with skeletal minions. Players can transfer characters to new worlds, facing challenges like volcanic eruptions, rising floodwaters, or ice ages. The game features modular gameplay events that can be procedurally integrated into the world. Players can interact with each other's worlds and utilize terrain deformation and building systems for strategic gameplay. Darkhaven aims to rejuvenate the action-RPG genre by focusing on organic experiences and player agency, moving away from rigid progression systems. The game emphasizes diverse loot systems and player impact on the environment, creating a living world that reflects players' actions. The development team includes veterans from the original Diablo, and they are preparing for a Kickstarter campaign.

AppWizard

February 15, 2026

Diablo 2 with Minecraft logic: Blizzard veterans talk about what the new role-playing action game Darkhaven will surprise with

Veterans from Blizzard North, now part of MoonBeast Productions, are developing an action role-playing game called Darkhaven, which combines elements from Diablo II and Minecraft. The game is not a sequel to Diablo II but is inspired by concepts from the original game and its Lord of Destruction expansion. Darkhaven features a procedurally generated world that evolves as players progress, including a global event called the "Necropolis" that transforms the landscape into an undead-dominated realm. Players can escape to new worlds with unique challenges. The game includes a dynamic event system that will regularly introduce new events, similar to how Minecraft adds new biomes. Players can manipulate the environment, such as destroying walls and reshaping the terrain for tactical advantages. Darkhaven is available on Steam for players to add to their wishlist, but its release date has not been announced.

AppWizard

February 15, 2026

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse coming 2026, KONAMI unveils next chapter of the legendary Belmont Clan

Konami Digital Entertainment Inc. has announced a new game in the Castlevania series, titled Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, set in 15th century Paris. The game will be released later this year and can be wishlisted on PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam®. It takes place two decades after Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse and features Trevor Belmont’s successor, who uses the Vampire Killer whip to combat monstrous creatures threatening the city. The whip serves as both a weapon and a traversal tool, allowing players to explore the environment and engage in combat. The game features a gothic aesthetic with detailed environments filled with secrets and traps. Updates can be found on Konami's official site and social media.