RPG games

Browse RPG games in the catalog — ranked, filterable, and updated as new releases land.

Role-playing games ask you to build a character and live inside a world long enough to make it yours — a build that plays the way you want, choices that alter dialogue and endings, hours spent equipping gear pulled from another dungeon or wasteland. The genre spans open-world epics with hundreds of hours of side content, turn-based classics where positioning and preparation matter as much as raw skill, and story-driven adventures carried by a strong companion cast. Combat ranges from souls-like precision to menu-based tactics, and progression can mean a skill tree, a class system, or simply better gear. What ties an RPG together is the sense of ownership: the character on screen reflects decisions made hours earlier, and no two playthroughs look quite the same. Below are well-known starting points spanning the genre's different strands — open-world, turn-based, and story-focused — worth checking before picking a first (or next) RPG to sink real time into.