Shadowrun Returns was already good, but Dragonfall makes improvements on every front while keeping the compelling writing and characters of its predecessor. Berlin’s metro is not subject to time.

It's no secret that computer RPGs trace their roots to the tabletop storytelling of games like Dungeons & Dragons. But while D&D serves well in providing sword-wielding, spell-casting, level-gaining ...

Dragonfall excels here, far surpassing the Dead Man's Switch campaign from last summer. All of this has the added benefit of perfectly mirroring the game's source material: the Shadowrun tabletop RPG.

Here’s how it works. Harebrained Schemes has announced that Shadowrun: Dragonfall will be re-released in late summer in a heavily upgraded, standalone Director's Cut edition. "As with Shadowrun ...

That fact is made even more plain when the pressures of pleasing Kickstarter funders is relaxed, because Dragonfall is absolutely the game that Shadowrun Returns should have been. To be fair ...

Hong Kong and Shadowrun: Dragonfall – boast something of a unique setting in cyberpunk circles. Though the usual neon-stained urban sprawls, augmented humans, computerised society and other such ...

This will contain Shadowrun Returns, Shadowrun Dragonfall and Shadowrun: Hong Kong, previously released on PC, now with "upscaled graphics, improved performance and controller-optimised gameplay".

Find out more about how we evaluate games and hardware. Jacking back into Shadowrun Returns for the new Dragonfall campaign, I thought I was ready for anything. In a post-magipocalypse future ...

It took German forces nearly four months to finally shoot her down – and when they did, their victory became known as The Dragonfall. It’s 42 years later—2054—and the world has changed.