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Dragon Quest VII Reimagined Adventure Log Video Introduces Its Party
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined Adventure Log Video Introduces Its Party Square Enix released a new video for Dragon Quest VII Reimagined . The three-minute "Adventure Log Part 2" video introduces the game's main cast. The game's follows the player-named protagonist, a fisherman's son who sets for adventure beyond their home island of Estard, who is joined by fellow party members Kiefer, Maribel, Ruff, Aishe, and Sir Mervyn. A full remake of 2000 title Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past , Dragon Quest VII Reimagined version features a diorama-style aesthetic, as well as additional content, features, and quality-of-life improvements. The game starts on Estard Island, an idyllic kingdom in a world with no other apparent landmasses. However, a group of childhood friends uncovers a way to travel back to the past, when other continents existed, and are able to restore them in the present. Dragon Quest VII Reimagined will release for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 on February 5, 2026. A demo is currently available on all platforms, with players able to transfer their save data to the full game.   The post Dragon Quest VII Reimagined Adventure Log Video Introduces Its Party appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 27
Echoes of Elysium Now Available on Steam Early Access
Echoes of Elysium Now Available on Steam Early Access Publisher Snail Games and developer Loric Games have released Echoes of Elysium on Steam Early Access . The Early Access version of the airship-building open-world RPG is available for $19.99/£16.75/€19.50, with a 10% discount for the first week. The initial version includes the game's core crafting and survival systems, its first region, several hours worth of quests, and a final region boss, with solo offline play and up to six-player co-op multiplayer. A full release is currently expected in just over a year. Echoes of Elysium is set in a version of the Elysian Fields afterlife concept and draws inspiration from classical Greek inventors, particularly Heron of Alexandria. The game sees up to six players crafting their own airships to investigate the world’s floating islands while crafting various other tools and contraptions. Those looking to read more about Echoes of Elysium can check out RPGamer’s early preview of the game.   The post Echoes of Elysium Now Available on Steam Early Access appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 27
Dungeon-Crawling RPG Erehwon Releasing on Steam Later This Year
Dungeon-Crawling RPG Erehwon Releasing on Steam Later This Year Developer Knight of Karate is planning to release its dungeon-crawling RPG Erehwon on PC later this year. The game will be released via Steam , where it is currently available to wishlist. It is planned to be available in English and Japanese. Erehwon sees players taking on a mysterious labyrinth with their own party of adventurers. The game will have nine classes with their own characteristics, but roles and character builds are designed to be flexible and based on each character's current equipment.   [foogallery id="183377"] The post Dungeon-Crawling RPG Erehwon Releasing on Steam Later This Year appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Encounter: The Lost Cards Fully Released on Steam
Encounter: The Lost Cards Fully Released on Steam Solo developer Salvatore Grosso has fully released turn-based roguelike Encounter: The Lost Cards for PC via Steam . The game, which had been in Early Access since October 2025, is available for $9.99, with a 15% launch discount until February 9, 2026. Encounter: The Lost Cards is themed around tarot cards, with players controlling an adventurer pulled into a conflict between angels and demons. The must seek out the lost Major Arcana by battling foes, dealing with merchants, and making decisions. The game does not include a world map, with players instead "travelling" through a deck of encounters. The game's turn-based combat is built around an action economy, with each move using up energy or other resources. Players will need to manage resources, as items can break and inventory space is limited, as well as try to chain action together for combos.   [foogallery id="183363"]   The post Encounter: The Lost Cards Fully Released on Steam appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party? Fully Released on Steam
Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party? Fully Released on Steam Developer Sting has fully released its board game-style RPG Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party? on Steam . The game, which was previously known as VIractal: World of Viractalia been available in Early Access since September 2025, is priced at $24.99, with a 20% launch discount available until February 8, 2026. The release version of Viractal  adds a new stage called "Memories of the Journey". It combines the three previous stages released in Early Access into a single adventure. Players are required to split up and progress through quests specific to each area, with the final stage featuring a boss rush involving all three bosses from the previous stages. It also adds a new character, Mugi the Kobold, who has an aggressive play style built around skills dealing bonus damage when a card has already been used. In addition, players can now spend DP to transfer items to other party members, even if they are far away. VIractal sees players controlling heroes journeying through the miniature world of Viractalia. Players build up their own deck of cards to use in the game’s turn-based combat. Players roll dice to determine their movement, with unneeded movement points able to be saved up for future use in events and combat. During events, players can make decisions that may lead to gaining powerful abilities or changing the course of the adventure.   [foogallery id="183350"] The post Viractal: Will You Trust Your Party? Fully Released on Steam appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Long Gone Days Physical Release Announced
Long Gone Days Physical Release Announced Serenity Forge, Tesura Games, and This I Dreamt have announced two physical editions for narrative-driven RPG Long Gone Days . The editions will be available for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, releasing in Q2 2026, and are available to pre-order now in North America through Serenity Forge's online store and in Europe through Tesura Games's online store . The editions contain: Standard Edition ($44.99/€39.99) Physical copy of Long Gone Days for PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch Sticker sheet Collector's Edition ($99.99/€79.99) Physical copy of Long Gone Days for PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch Sticker sheet 72-page art book Set of acrylic chibi standees Luggage tag Soundtrack CD Collector's box     Long Gone Days released digitally for PC, Mac, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch in 2023. The game is set in a war-torn version of Earth and stars Rourke, who has been trained from birth to be a sniper by a subterranean paramilitary state called the Core. However, on his first mission, he comes to realise the war he trained for was not what he was taught, and considers desertion to help bring the bloodshed to an end. The game features choice mechanics as players build bonds with their allies, as well as numerous real-world complexities such as language barriers. Those looking to read more about Long Gone Days can check out Ryan Costa's review of its PlayStation 5 version. The post Long Gone Days Physical Release Announced appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Episode 427: Metroids – Q&A Quest
Episode 427: Metroids – Q&A Quest This week in Q&A Quest, we prepare for the onslaught of upcoming releases. We also discuss Metroid Prime 4. The post Episode 427: Metroids – Q&A Quest appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Episode 426: A Short One – Q&A Quest
Episode 426: A Short One – Q&A Quest This week in Q&A Quest, your hosts promise, and fail to deliver, a short episode. We also discuss the latest gaming news. The post Episode 426: A Short One – Q&A Quest appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Nested Lands Early Access Release Delayed to February
Nested Lands Early Access Release Delayed to February META Publishing and 1M Bits Horde announced that they are delaying the Early Access release of Nested Lands . The Early Access version, previously set to launch this month on PC via Steam , GOG.com , and the Epic Games Store , will now launch on February 25, 2026. The companies mentioned the addition of crucial features as reason for the delay. Nested Lands is set in a ruthless, plague-ravaged medieval world and sees players attempting to build up a settlement. Players assign roles to peasants in order to create and gather the resources, tools, and facilities needed to survive. Other survivors can be rescued and recruited in the world. Players will need to protect their people from weather, winter, bandits, and other random events. A demo for Nested Lands is currently available for PC via Steam.   [foogallery id="183194"] The post Nested Lands Early Access Release Delayed to February appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26
Tombwater Showcases Its Classes
Tombwater Showcases Its Classes Publisher Midwest Games and developer Moth Atlas revealed a new trailer for eldritch Wild West action RPG Tombwater . The four-minute-long video showcases the seven starting classes available to choose in the game: soldier, gunslinger, occultist, tinkerer, spellblade, drifter, and nameless. Tombwater is set in the eponymous town, previously a thriving community that is now a cursed shell as its populace is haunted by the madness and creatures emerging from its abandoned silver mines. Players control a lone gunslinger drawn to investigate the disappearance of Sheriff Elliott Flintwood. The game features top-down gameplay with pixel art graphics. Players can use a variety of firearms, blades, spells, apothecary items, and charms to take on various enemies and over twenty bosses around its canyons, scrublands, forests, mines, and more. Tombwater is in development for PC, with no release date as of yet. A demo is currently available on Steam.   The post Tombwater Showcases Its Classes appeared first on RPGamer .
RPGamerJan 26