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No other game since Knights of the Old Republic has managed to deliver this excellent style of role-playing. Read the Review

You don't need to be a fan of Star Wars or of RPGs to appreciate all the impressive qualities of this game--but if you are, all the better. Read the Review

Fable is an imaginative game that's got enough remarkable, unique moments in it to make it shine. Read the Review

Fable: The Lost Chapters features expanded content not found in the original release which includes additional storylines, new sidequests, weapons, armor and spells. Read the Review

Morrowind is the first RPG for the Xbox, and it's absolutely huge, which is both the most amazing thing about it and also the thing that means it's not the game for everybody. Read the Review

Set in an ancient world inspired by mythical China, Jade Empire lets you train under your master's watchful eye as you learn powerful martial arts and mystical powers. When danger threatens, you'll travel across the world, from the harsh mountains of the Land of Howling Spirits to the lush gardens of the Imperial City. Read the Review

This reissued version includes a ton of new content as well as a few notable gameplay tweaks, making it easily recommended for Morrowind fans. Read the Review

Sudeki is, unfortunately, more style than substance. Read the Review

In X-Men Legends II, the X-Men must join their enemy the Brotherhood to fight a greater menace--Apocalypse. The sequel to the team-based role-playing game X-Men Legends lets you play as one of many X-Men, and use and combine his or her unique abilities to defeat enemies. Read the Review

This medieval role-playing game lets players play as any type of character--as long as it's a magician.

If you either don't have a PS2 or overlooked Dark Alliance last year, then you shouldn't miss this opportunity to get what's easily one of the finest action RPGs ever made. Read the Review

D&D Heroes isn't a bad way of whiling away a few minutes, or hours, if you're looking for a pure hack-and-slash action RPG. Read the Review

If you don't have any hang-ups with wandering around in dark places, and you're looking for a deep and involving role-playing game, then you'd be doing yourself a favor by checking out Arx Fatalis. Read the Review

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance continues the X-Men Legends franchise with more than 20 playable characters. Read the Review