Richelle Derr

Speaking of overlooked CRPGs , it's hard to not talk about Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader . The game's first half is easily one of the most enjoyable times anyone can spend with a video game before the latter half crumbles before screeching to a forgettable h

Wrath of the Righteous is precisely what fans were looking for, with the systems of this title being refined to the T. This, coupled with the game's great story and memorable characters, makes the game a worthy follow-up to Kingmaker in every

If Onasi is that paranoid, we can only imagine the conspiracy theories that he would come up with in TikTok videos. We don't need your passive aggressiveness, Carth! We just need that sharp aim of your gun while grinding through a sewer le

Nazeem is annoying enough when looking down on the Dragonborn, so you can just imagine what an entirely different ballgame it would be when he tries to look down on social media types. This guy would probably start a #clouddistrict hashtag, and be the only one using

As evident by his fate in StarCraft 2, the revolutionary with a southern drawl should probably stop making enemies out of really powerful people. Perhaps he should just stick to StarCraft briefing rooms instead of TikTok in the fut

Ereban: Shadow Legacy is a science fiction action-adventure stealth game that doesn't have a release date yet. The game follows a young woman named Ayana, who is the last descendant of an ancient race known as the Ereban, as she tries to uncover who she is and what happened to her people. As she explores the world and searches for remnants of the Ereban, she will also uncover the secrets behind the cryptic energy megacorporation called Hel

This is because he has a nightly curse from Dracula, and is forced to live out the rest of his life punching walls for meat. He would be too busy fighting off the stronger enemies in the evening, rather than putting together a well-produced video for the masses to en

The Necromancer has been a staple of the franchise since Diablo 2 , also appearing in Diablo 3 and Diablo Immortal , each time with various mechanical and design updates. With Diablo 4 taking a more sinister direction , the death-defying Necromancer looks to be more gruesome than ever. The synthesis of this tone shift and Diablo 4 's emphasis on customization promises a unique and satisfying experience for Necromancer play

CD Projekt Red suffered a rough time around the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 , with the game rushed out in an unfinished state after developer challenges were ignored in favor of meeting marketing deadlines. The game drew the ire of many people who felt cheated out of their money, with the game being downright unplayable on last-gen consoles at launch and still struggling to this

Even the creator of Zelda doesn't like Navi . We imagine she wouldn't have many followers, and would probably have to switch to Instagram Reels or something after everyone blocks her. Maybe she could go and hang out with the paper clip guy from Microsoft W

After humanity has been thoroughly defeated by the Combine in Half-Life 2 , Breen puts himself on large video monitors all around City 17 to talk to the populace. We cannot imagine how insufferable this villain would get on TikTok, releasing videos about how the Combine knows what's best for us, what a threat Gordon Freeman is to society, and probably a dance video or

While becoming the general of an undead army certainly sounds fun, the developers made a point to emphasize that every playstyle will be viable. As robust as the undead army system is, it also has benefits for players who don't feel inclined to use it at all. In addition to undead customization, the Book of the Dead also includes the option to sacrifice each type of undead rather than being able to summon them, gaining a permanent personal buff in exchange for each type sacrificed. The buff gained by the player depends on the subtype of the undead they sacrificed, allowing for just as much strategy when destroying undead as when creating t

In Diablo 4 , the Necromancer has four major playstyles, some of which will be familiar to Diablo fans: Bone, Darkness, Blood, and The Army. Each of these playstyles features a selection of skills that offer unique ways to deal damage to and debuff enemies, taking advantage of their corpses when they fall to fuel even more powerful abilities. In addition to these four archetypes, the Necromancer's arsenal includes the return of Curses, skills that apply unique debuffs to enemies. Two classic Curses, Decrepify and Iron Maiden, are confirmed to be returning; the former slows and weakens enemies, while the latter reflects targets' outgoing damage back at them. Rounding out the options at the Necromancer's disposal is their mundane equipment, which is once again headlined by scythes, a unique type of weapon. Diablo 4 's character customization was designed to allow for more modular and precise character builds than in previous games, so while many of these features may be familiar to Diablo 4 Patch notes veterans, their updated implementations - coupled with the Necromancer's wholly new abilities - push the boundaries of what the Necromancer can