Wow, another great game by Owlcat. The amount of classes and options available is immense and the intro event is pretty epic as well. I'm having a blast so far on this great follow-up to Kingmaker.

Our newest version enhanced tabletop RPG play and builds upon the feature set of Fantasy Grounds (Classic). It is easier to host games and it comes with dynamic line of sight, map making tools, etc.

The Early Access version leaves you wanting more, which is a good sign. This game uses the D&D 5E rules with all custom classes and races. The combat and stories are well done. Turn-based goodness.

Not specifically an RPG game, but it features elves, dwarves, orcs, goblins and more. Some teams actually try to score while others just enjoy murdering the other team on the pitch. Great fun.

Mind flayers, intellect devourers and nautiloid spelljamming ships are great to see in the cinematic opening act of this game. Playing through the first few sections is great and it is nicely done.

This is a fantasy tactical game with a focus on fun gameplay. UI graphics are a little lower res, but much of the game is nicely animated and drawn. It makes for a nice change from big budget games.

A modern-day Baldur's Gate -- much more polished and a more faithful conversion of tabletop rules in the world of Golarian. They have some interesting tricks up their sleeve.

This game offers a deep tactical experience with battles that you select each turn. Will you take mission-focused mechs in your lance or a balanced team to handle any situation? Strategy matters. A+

This is a worthy third installment. You don't have to have played the original or Dragonfall. Hrebrained really knows their stuff and they are getting better at it with each game.

Building a colony of random citizens on a foreign planet is as exciting as it sounds. You will get attached to these little personalities as they struggle with the environment and their own faults.