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4 Upcoming Fantasy RPGs Better Than Waiting for a New Dragon Age

Want more Dragon Age? These four upcoming RPGs, one playable today, deliver the companions, tactical fights, and choices that follow you around.

4 Upcoming Fantasy RPGs Better Than Waiting for a New Dragon Age

For those craving the next fantasy RPG fix while waiting for a potential Dragon Age sequel, four upcoming games offer engaging experiences.

Solasta 2 brings a turn-based tactical RPG to the table, letting players lead the Colwall siblings through a vast world filled with factions and rebels. Players will have to manage relationships with various groups, facing penalties for making the wrong decisions. The game offers a low-level cap in its current Early Access state but plans to expand later.

Outward 2 immerses players in the dangerous world of Aurai, where survival hinges on careful management of hunger, thirst, exhaustion, and weather conditions. With three different starting scenarios and various character traits, players must navigate the challenges of this unforgiving environment while forming alliances and making impactful choices that will shape their story.

Albion offers a more traditional fantasy experience, focusing on a hero's journey to right a tragic injustice. Players can romance villagers, start a family, and engage in interpersonal conflicts that affect the world around them. With a reputation system that influences how NPCs treat the player, this game offers a rich, immersive narrative experience reminiscent of Dragon Age's storytelling.

Finally, Clockwork Revolution brings a unique twist to the genre by allowing players to play as the hero of Briar Hill and fix one of their past decisions from the first game. With a focus on humor and dark subject matter, this title aims to provide players with the chance to change key moments in their story, making it an intriguing option for fans of the genre.

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