Browse the newest, top selling and discounted RPG products on Steam. A fun yet very short thriller rpg-game where you play as a kid who is trapped inside a room by a psychopath. Dark Sketch An old house, a toy and a dark mystery.

Luckily, there are so many amazing games for various and, and if you prefer PC gaming, you’ll find more than enough. One of the most popular PC gaming genres is the good old RPG (Role Playing Games). Big titles in this genre are released every year, and they often overshadow smaller indie efforts. That’s why we’ve decided to compile this list of best RPG games released (and to-be-released) in 2015, and present all kinds of RPG titles instead of just focusing on the most popular ones.

Here you’ll find and old-school RPGs alongside fresh Windows-only projects. The games are sorted by release date, with unreleased ones at the end of the list. Onenote for mac share view only link.

We’ve also provided links to online stores where you can purchase the games. (January) What is it? Excel for mac. Tactical turn-based RPG. Why you should try it: It’s another solid year for tactical RPG fans.

In addition to the two titles on this list, a number of less-known indie titles have been published to solid reviews, including Legends of Eisenwald, Telepath: Tactics, Chroma Squad (which only narrowly missed a slot on this list) and the yet unreleased Fallen: A2P Protocol. But back to the title at hand. Blackguards 2 is a sequel to The Dark Eye: Blackguards from 2014, and it brings more interaction with the environment, detailed character customization, and improved battle mechanics.

You’ll fight all kinds of enemies as you solve quests with the help of your companions and make decisions that can turn you into a hero just as likely as into a villain. Where to buy:, Works on: Windows, OS X 2. (March) What is it?

An isometric cRPG in the vein of the Infinity Engine games. Why you should try it: Obsidian finally got to make a RPG the way they’ve wanted to for a long time. It’s not particularly surprising that they wanted to make a game reminiscent of Planescape: Torment, Icewind Dale and Baldur’s Gate 2 – games that made their reputation as Interplay’s Black Isle and forever earned them a place in the hearts of all cRPG aficionados. If these names mean anything to you, you probably don’t need any further convincing.

Playing Pillars of Eternity means learning what a modern, beautiful and quite accessible cRPG feels and looks like. As the game begins, your character gains a special ability to see others’ souls and memories from past lives, and your main task is to defeat the soul-stealing cultists. If 70 hours of gameplay isn’t enough for you, there’s an expansion pack available, called White March – Part One. Where to buy:, Works on: Windows, Linux, OS X 3. (May) What is it?

Side-scrolling cyberpunk action RPG. Why you should try it: It’s like a 2D Deus Ex. For all three of you who inexplicably haven’t reached for their wallets yet, allow me to expound on that a little bit.

Dex is an open-world, non-linear cyberpunk action RPG. If you love System Shock, Deus Ex or the Shadowrun games, if you believe there aren’t enough sci-fi (let alone cyberpunk) games around, and if you don’t absolutely hate the idea of playing a 2D game, you should take a look at Dex. The game features a female protagonist who uses her computer hacking skills to solve various quests and survive in a dystopian, futuristic world. Where to buy:, Works on: Linux, Windows, OS X 4. (May) What is it? Isometric, real-time with pause cRPG. Why you should try it: If the words “real-time with pause” immediately make you think of Infinity Engine games, you are not wrong.

However, the game Serpent took the bulk of its inspiration from – and the game which more or less originated this style of combat – is Darklands. Much like that game was set in a meticulously researched medieval Germany, Serpent in the Staglands takes place in a Late Bronze Age Transylvania-inspired landscape, mixing up historical accuracy and fantasy to a delightful result. It also inherited a certain stance towards hand-holding the player too much – there are no auto map markers or magically produced, neat journal entries. You’re on your own for this particular adventure.