Top 20 Upcoming RPGs of 2017 And Beyond You Need To Look Forward To

There are plenty of great games that will bolster the RPG genre in the next couple of years.

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Deep Down

First announced at the PS4 reveal event in 2013, Deep Down is a procedurally generated game with combat similar to Dark Souls. You trudge through dungeons, cutting down horrific fantasy creatures and collecting bundles of loot. At first, it seemed like a spiritual successor to Dragon’s Dogma, and if it has even a little bit of a resemblance to that fantastic action RPG, we’re all in.


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