The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is Out Now on PC

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, a spin-off of the main series featuring Kazuma Kiryu, is out now. It’s available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC while also playable for Game Pass subscribers. Check out the launch trailer below.

The original Risk Of Rain was a chaotic, 2D sidescroller about turning a tiny character into a wandering projectile swarm. It's sequel mimicked the systems but switched from pixel art to 3D - and in my eyes lost a little of its readability in the process.

You can take Hopoo Games out of Risk of Rain, as evidenced by the upcoming Seekers of the Storm DLC for Risk of Rain 2, developed by Gearbox. However, you can’t remove Risk of Rain from the developer, whose remaster of the first title is out now. Check out the launch trailer for Risk of Rain Returns below.

Resource management plays a critical role in , and keeping an eye on the most essential ones is the best way to keep pace with everything the game demands. As a survival crafting experience, progression hinges on collecting the necessary components and ingredients to craft equipment, build bases, and stay supplied with basics like food. Supplies that are both plentiful in supply and niche in application are easy to keep on hand, but others can bleed dry at the most inconvenient moments.

The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria treads a very familiar gameplay loop in a world that isn’t quite fit for purpose. The premise is one that should fill any Lord of the Rings fan with feelings of excitement and wonder: being able to explore Moria to your heart’s content is almost unheard of in video games, with the exception being the Mines of Moria expansion for The Lord of the Rings Online. But Return to Moria is an open-world survival game shoehorned into a linear environment. Its mechanics constantly battle against one another and frustrate more than they entertain.

Square Enix’s Star Ocean: The Second Story R, a 2.5D remake of the 1998 classic RPG, is now available on PS4, PS5, PC and Nintendo Switch. It features revamped visuals, high-quality portraits for characters, a rearranged soundtrack, quality-of-life features and some new content.

Telltale Games announced on Thursday that a bonus episode of its video game is now out, offering up a new perspective on the previously released series.

In the shadowy depths of Middle-earth, a new epic tale unfolds: Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria , developed by Free Range Games and published by North Beach Games, beckons brave dwarves to rediscover the ancient mysteries and face the challenges lurking beneath the mountains. Also, there are female dwarves. With beards.

Even among Hideo Kojima's most diehard fans (not to be confused with Die-Hardman), I think it's a damn near universal opinion that Kojima made the wrong call when he replaced longtime voice actor David Hayter with Kiefer Sutherland in Metal Gear Solid 5. It didn't help that compared to Hayter's gravelly-but-slightly-goofy performance, Sutherland seemed a bit subdued—or phoned in, depending on who you ask. 

After exiting Steam Early Access for PC earlier this year to extensive praise, Mintrocket’s Dave the Diver is now available on Nintendo Switch. The side-scrolling adventure title stars Dave, who becomes mixed up in a business venture to gather ingredients in the mysterious Blue Hole. Check out the launch trailer below.

Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is the exciting new survival exploration game set in the perilous hallways of Moria. With fantastic multiplayer features and the legendary settings, people will want to know if all of that is available on the Steam Deck.

Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is a new MMORPG game set in the perilous labyrinth of Moria. Best experienced with friends, you can set out on expeditions and build up your camp together.