Most of the best games like Diablo today are fairly linear evolutions on the core pieces of the format. More classes and skills, richer loot systems, improved buildcrafting, bigger and flashier boss battles. Yet despite its deep-set roots in the Blizzard classic, Darkhaven developer Moon Beast Productions is taking a unique approach. Its promise is "an ARPG unlike any other," and that's more than hollow words; the newcomer takes place in a dynamic and persistent open world that's actively shaped by players, allowing you to dramatically transform the environment as your adventure progresses.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Built by Diablo veterans, Darkhaven is "an ARPG unlike any other," set in an open world you can reshape to your will

I have spent a considerable amount of time playing the Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era demo. As someone relatively new to the series, Unfrozen's gorgeous 3D world, varied factions, and fun yet complex turn-based action won me over at Gamescom 2025 - as someone who doesn't really gel with hardcore strategy games, it was a welcome surprise. But, as if I wasn't hyped enough already, Jon Van Caneghem, the father of Might and Magic, is returning to the world he created, and it's music to my ears.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Heroes of Might and Magic Olden Era was already my most-wanted strategy game, but things just got even better

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