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Top 5 Must-Play RPGs to Get Your D&D Fix

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Latest Gaming News - November 1st 2020, 08:24 GMT+1
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PILLARS OF ETERNITY

Pillars of Eternity was released in 2015 by Obsidian Entertainment and Paradox Interactive. A successfully crowdfunded game on Kickstarter that raised over $4 million for its development, Pillars of Eternity is an isometric RPG with a real-time-with-pause mode that allows you to tactically issue commands.

If you're getting Icewind Dale flashbacks, you're not alone. Fully customize your entire party or choose to use the various story characters that join your party as you quest. (Image credit: Obsidian Entertainment)

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BALDUR'S GATE 3

While the game is still in early access, Act 1 still boasts an impressive playtime of 20 hours with additional acts leading up to the official release. Early access started on October 6 and the game is being developed by Larian Studios with licensing from Wizards of the Coast, the makers of D&D.

Baldur’s Gate 3 uses the D&D 5e ruleset for most gameplay mechanics in and out of combat, a system that many have hailed as pretty good for introducing D&D to newcomers. Things are often decided by a literal die roll that appears on the screen. Succeeding or failing a roll will change the outcome of the events and sometimes even lead to you dying as a result of a poor roll. (Image credit: Larian Studios)

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PATHFINDER: KINGMAKER

This game was released on September 25, 2018, for PC and is an RPG that also uses the DnD Pathfinder tabletop ruleset. This game has in-depth combat and a complex Kingdom mode where you can manage the land you rule, hire advisors, establish trade routes or repel raiding parties. It will really test your mettle in an open world and has more game settings than we can count. (Image credit: OwlcatGames)

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WASTELAND 3

The only non-fantasy RPG on our list is Wasteland 3 but The game is so good that it is worthy of its spot! Wasteland 3 is an RPG developed by inXile Entertainment and published by Deep Silver. Released on August 28, 2020, it is set in a futuristic dystopia where rival factions fight for control of the post-apocalyptic world.

The tactical turn-based combat is heavily focused on ranged attacks and cover-based mechanics with a wide array of guns, grenades, and melee weapons. Like in all RPGs on our list, character customization is a huge focus. (Image credit: inXile Entertainment)

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DIVINITY: ORIGINAL SIN II

Developed by Larian Studios and released September 14, 2017, this game is a story-driven RPG with a lot of character customization and a very complex combat system. The combat allows you to combine different spells or materials like oil and fire, water and lightning to devastating effects.

You can also interact with the environment during combat to influence the outcome of the battle. Each battle feels epic and victory is hard-earned even in simple encounters, making each win feel so special. (Image credit: Larian Studios)

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Today, we will look at 5 immersive RPGs that pull you into a deep fantasy world where you can customize your characters to the smallest degree, five games that you can really dig into and remind us of D&D.

There are many great single-player RPG games that capture the complexity and gameplay of tabletop D&D and these RPG games are a great way to get your fix in between sessions. RPGs today cannot help but incorporate these elements into their game but what games do the best job at emulating the D&D experience?

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Today, we will look at 5 immersive RPGs that pull you into a deep fantasy world where you can customize your characters to the smallest degree, five games that you can really dig into and remind us of D&D.

There are many great single-player RPG games that capture the complexity and gameplay of tabletop D&D and these RPG games are a great way to get your fix in between sessions. RPGs today cannot help but incorporate these elements into their game but what games do the best job at emulating the D&D experience?

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