Then along came expansion Mask Of The Betrayer - more of a sequel than anything - and was perhaps better than the main game. But tiefling Neeshka and sorcerer Qara also stand out. The star is Khelgar Ironfist, a furious dwarf who is probably the best RPG companion to have been written. But where it shined the brightest was its companions. Seeking silver shards, and an ancient baddie called the King Of Shadows, it closely followed D&D's 3.5 edition, and indeed came with the tools for people to play their own campaigns. With Chris Avellone behind the pen, it took BioWare's much more DM-focused original and developed it into an elaborate, enormous single-player RPG.
Although it's likely for the finest of reasons - it's so close to the glorious work of BioWare and Black Isle that you'd think it was theirs. It's odd that Neverwinter Nights 2 tends to get forgotten when listing Obsidian's RPGs. If you're after something that's hardcore D&D, have a look at Black Isle's Icewind Dale. What else should I be playing if I like this: Dragon Age: Origins for sure. Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask Of The Betrayer Its wider plot may tread familiar ground compared to other JRPGs on this list, but with so many PC-friendly nods feeding back into its core systems, Revenant Kingdom remains one of the most refreshing JRPGs we've played in years.Ĥ9. Revenant Kingdom also improves on the shortcomings of White Witch by giving your AI-controlled companions an actual brain when it comes to taking care of themselves in combat. They're also way more engrossing than the Pokémon-style monster battling / collecting of its predecessor, Wrath Of The White Witch. Naturally, it doesn't go so deep into these elements that it's going to trouble the very best games from those genres, but building up your titular kingdom, recruiting villagers from other towns to come and man special buildings and occasionally setting off to defend your lands from unwelcome intruders are all welcome additions and diversions to this otherwise fairly traditional JRPG.
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But underneath all that is a game that taps straight into the veins of all the classic PC staples, from town-building to real-time strategy battles. On the surface, it looks like your standard anime JRPG, what with its cute Studio Ghibli-inspired characters, cat-eared protagonist, world-ending plot and bright, colourful art style. Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom, however, feels like it was born for it. More often than not, the best PC JRPGs first enjoyed life on other platforms. Fancy a bit more town-building that you can customise the nth degree and only have to deal with a smattering of real-time battling? Check out Dragon Quest Builders 2. What else should I be playing: Few games come close to matching Revenant Kingdom's broad spectrum of ideas (except maybe Nier: Automata), but if it's more strategic battles you're after, Valkyria Chronicles should be your first port of call. If you think it should be on the list, then why not write your own impassioned entry for it in the comments? We always consider suggested games for inclusion in future lists. If your favourite isn't among them, it was probably at number 51.
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You can find the full list of the best RPGs on PC below. Prefer information to be delivered in your earholes, along with moving pictures? Our video team have done you a more condensed list of great RPGs you'll enjoy: The main rule is that the game needs to still be fun to play today, and not simply groundbreaking when first released. Don't expect nit-picking over how many armour stats a game has - whether you want turn-based combat, chill farming, Japanese RPGs, or games with enough text to qualify as a novel, you'll find something below. But future schmuture, eh? There's a role for everyone to play in 2021.įor this list, we've take a broad view of the genre and go with our hearts, to give you the best offering possible. And there's so much more to look forwards to in the future - Baldur's Gate 3 is still getting beefy updates, even if it's not leaving early access this year. From older classics that are still magical to play now, to newer upstarts like Disco Elysium bringing the genre bang up to date, this is the genre that sets out wares for every taste.
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