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KOTOR at 23: The Star Wars RPG No One Has Replaced
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic turned 23 on July 15, 2026, with no official fanfare or announcement from Lucasfilm. The remake being developed by Aspyr has been radio silent for years. This isn't about hollow commemoration—it's a concrete question: why has no Western RPG under Star Wars license managed to step into the shoes of a game released in 2003?
Mystic Quest Turns 35: Square Enix Drops a Nostalgia Video
To mark 35 years of Mystic Quest, Square Enix released a brief tribute video spotlighting the original score composed by Kenji Ito in 1991. A minimal gesture for a franchise chronically neglected by its publisher. Does it signal genuine renewed interest in the Mana series, or does it merely confirm that Square Enix knows how to handle anniversaries without ever committing to the franchise's future?
Suikoden Star Leap: Mobile First in Japan, West Takes a Backseat
Announced in March 2025, Suikoden Star Leap is Konami's first free-to-play entry in the legendary franchise. After more than a year of near-total silence, the opening of an English-language X account suggests the game is approaching launch—but only in Japan, only on mobile. The West will wait. This staggered release strategy reveals how Konami plans to monetize a franchise comeback that deserved better.
Ragnarok Online: Solo RPG Spin-Off Announced for PC and Consoles
Nearly 25 years after its debut as a cult MMO, Ragnarok Online is poised to enter new territory. A single-player RPG spin-off—or at least a non-MMO title—is officially in development for PC and consoles. The announcement will stir nostalgia for an entire generation of players, but it also raises legitimate questions about what Gravity really intends to do with this franchise.
Project Fantasy: IO Interactive Confirms Its Online Fantasy RPG Is Still in Development
With 007 First Light approaching launch, IO Interactive is lifting the curtain on its other secret project: Project Fantasy, an online RPG the Danish studio has barely shown since the announcement. Good news according to available intel: the project is progressing, and ambition remains intact. But what do we actually know about this game, and what should we expect from a studio whose DNA was entirely forged by Hitman's solitary infiltration?
Cyberpunk 2077 hits 65% off on Steam: Night City is more accessible than ever
CD Projekt RED is pushing Cyberpunk 2077 front and center with a 65% discount on Steam, bringing it down to $20.99. A price that reignites interest in one of gaming's most spectacular turnarounds: released catastrophically in late 2020, the game ultimately established itself as a benchmark open-world RPG, especially after the Phantom Liberty expansion. At this price, the last holdouts have little left to argue about.
Cyberpunk 2077 at $21 on Steam: Why It's Still Worth Your Time
Four years after a catastrophic launch, Cyberpunk 2077 is selling for $20.99 on Steam with a 65% discount. This return to the top of French bestseller lists is no accident: between massive patches, the Phantom Liberty expansion, and exemplary post-launch support, CD Projekt Red has transformed its biggest disaster into a genre benchmark. Time to bite, or just a lucky deal?