RPGreats

DragonStrike on computers was a pretty novel idea - a D&D-licensed flight and aerial combat sim.  The NES did have a few such games like...

DragonStrike (not to be confused with the similarly-named D&D board game) is certainly an odd take on Dungeons and Dragons, exhuming RPG...

The second Dungeons and Dragons licensed game on the Intellivision.  But whereas the first game was a very loose adaptation of the subject m...

The first official D&D-licensed game to appear on a console and the third made by Mattel overall, with the first two being an electronic...

The sequel to Tower of Doom, and as one might expect, it retains the core gameplay of the original while expanding on it in several ways.  F...

 If you know me, you know that I'm a huge fan of classic arcade games and beat-em-ups in particular; from the early ones like Double Dra...

Can you believe I've been doing this for six and a half years now?  Neither can I.  Ah well.  For my 300th Full Review it's time to ...

The first Eye of the Beholder was a pretty well-received game, taking the familiar first person dungeon crawling format of numerous earlier ...

The third and final game in the Dragonlance adaptation trilogy, the only one to never be ported to consoles, and a stark departure from the ...

Heroes of the Lance (the first adaptation of the Dragonlance novels and tabletop modules) was decently received on computer platforms while ...

Released on computers as part of SSI's "Silver Box" line, Heroes of the Lance is a loose adaptation of the DragonLance series ...

The third in SSI's Dungeons and Dragons series makes some modest improvements to the engine and continues the running storyline once aga...

Westwood's third attempt at a Dungeons and Dragons game, taking on a more traditional format after attempts at an action-driven design w...

The sequel to Pool of Radiance, which worked in some improvements from a gameplay perspective and introduced some engine improvements to the...

The second game in BioWare's Baldur's Gate series, which made several tweaks to the original's design and, after an expansion wa...

Developed by Westwood and released by SSI not long after Pool of Radiance made a big splash, Hillsfar tried to go for a more arcadey role-pl...

The first in SSI's famous "Gold Box" series, a short-lived but prolific franchise of RPGs that ran on a common engine and quic...

Black Isle takes the helm for another adventure in the Infinity Engine, made famous by Baldur's Gate and its sequel.  But does Icewind D...