Both trailers start off the same way – with a woman on a boat that gets sucked into some kind of whirlpool – before we get to see some in-game footage of the world, its various monsters, and some of the weapons and abilities that players will have access to. The first trailer also hints that Tarae: The Unbound will offer plenty of choices when it comes to character classes, which will go on to define the player’s arsenal of weapons and abilities.

Along with the traditional action RPG classes that one would expect, like a warrior, a magic user, and a rogue, there also seem to be more interesting choices available. Some of the gameplay showcased a character seemingly summoning another character to cast spells on their behalf. Guns also seem to be a viable tool for fighting off the strange, demonic creatures of the game, and there will likely be a class focusing on ranged combat to help.

The studio’s description of the class system implies that players will have quite a bit of freedom when it comes to mixing and matching their various skills, traits, support skills, and gear. Through this, players will be able to customize their class for their own play style. Traits will form the core of the class, with new branches opening up once players get their hands on support skills and unique gear. There are also the Five Elements, the harmony of Yin and Yang, the concept of Karma, and the cycle of Reincarnation that will further shape the player’s choices.

At launch, there will seemingly be six playable characters – dubbed Seekers – who will each have their own motivations for their journey that can make them cross paths with one another. All of their primary goal is to recover the Sources that would restore the cycle of reincarnation in the world, and have seemingly been scattered across Taegwido.

Many of the creatures in Tarae: The Unbound will be based on Eastern myths and folklore, with some even being massive boss fights that the studio has said are designed to be “mastered”. This means that they will offer a considerable level of challenge, and players will have to learn their attack patterns and various quirks to be able to take them on efficiently.

The core story of Tarae: The Unbound revolves around the outcast, Agasa, who shattered the boundaries between worlds to break the wheel of reincarnation. This has had the unfortunate side effect of throwing the world into chaos because of all the strange creatures now roaming around.

Tarae: The Unbound is being developed for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S. However, the action RPG doesn’t yet have a release date.

Pragmata

Currently in development at Capcom, Pragmata looks to be an intriguing experience with its distinct visual imagery and fresh looking concept. The announcement trailer showcased a little girl and an astronaut in a spacesuit and it seems like a fair guess that these two entities will be the major driving forces for this story. As for the gameplay, we don’t have a lot of information available at the moment but more details are sure to surface soon. Pragmata will be released for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S sometime in the near future.

Starfield

Easily one of the most highly-anticipated games on this list, Starfield is the first new IP from Bethesda Softworks in over 25 years. Fans are naturally more than excited to delve deep into this world and explore every nook and cranny in search of secrets, better gear, and what have you. We haven’t seen any gameplay as of yet, but if Bethesda’s track record is anything to go by – it should end up being a solid experience that’s worthy of its inspirations.

Starfield releases for Xbox Series X/S and PC on 11/11/22.

Starfield

Starfield is many things for Bethesda at this point – a brand new IP, a showcase for Creation Engine 2.0, a sci-fi game that explores the boundaries of space, the list goes on. But on top of being a more hardcore RPG, it’s also a shooter which can be played in first and third person perspectives. How the weaponry will shape out, much less how the game plays, is still unknown but we’re intrigued all the same. Starfield is currently set to release on November 11^th for Xbox Series X/S and PC.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition

The original Mass Effect trilogy is finally making its long-awaited return, complete with graphical updates, 4K resolution support and numerous gameplay improvements. Mass Effect: Legendary Edition packs all three games and most of their DLC into one huge package. A universal character creator, extensive revamps to Mass Effect 1 (including better combat and rebalanced boss fights) and much more await when Mass Effect: Legendary Edition releases on May 14^th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.