It feels like, in some ways, I've become intrinsically linked to Fellowship. When I first discovered it back in 2024, it immediately struck me as my perfect videogame. Visually reminiscent of World of Warcraft, its combat feels a little bit more like Diablo's, with snappy reactions, buildpaths for days, and MOBA-esque heroes who wouldn't feel out of place in games like League of Legends, Dota 2, and, dare I say it, Heroes of the Storm. But, as community director Hamish Bode tells me, Fellowship is more than just "Mythic+ simulator," it's a game quite unlike any other that distils perhaps the grindiest, most inaccessible parts of MMORPGs down into an experience that's just fun. I've found myself playing more and more of it of late, especially as I lament how behind I am ahead of World of Warcraft: Midnight's release. While I'm hearing the call to return to Azeroth, the Stronghold certainly has its talons in deep.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Dungeon-diving RPG Fellowship has plans to become "far grander" than a World of Warcraft "side game"