In the vast landscape of JRPGs, we are often used to the “zero to hero” journey—grinding for experience, hunting for better gear, and watching our health bars grow from double digits to thousands. Meg’s Monster, developed by Odencat, flips this script on its head from the very first encounter.
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There is a specific kind of magic that comes with your very first Role-Playing Game. For me, that magic was embodied by an Xbox 360 and a copy of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
I still vividly remember that feeling: stepping out of the Imperial sewers for the first time, blinking against the blinding digital sunlight, and realizing I could go anywhere. It was pure, unfiltered joy and a sense of boundless possibility. For years, I’ve been chasing that exact high, hopping from fantasy world to fantasy world.
Well, I can finally say it. I’ve found that magic again.
Obsidian Entertainment’s Avowed on Xbox isn’t just incredible; it is an absolute masterpiece that has brought me the same level of joy and wonder that Oblivion did all those years ago. It is everything I wanted a first-person fantasy RPG to be, and somehow, even more.
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Drachenfels is the first-ever Warhammer novel. Written by Kim Newman, it is an extraordinary literary accomplishment that immerses readers into the dark and treacherous world of the Warhammer universe. With its gripping narrative, well-developed characters, and seamless integration of Warhammer lore, Drachenfels stands as a testament to the power and appeal of this iconic franchise.
