GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Create your own character from scratch. Designer Chris Taylor is ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. After scoring a hit with Dungeon Siege in 2002, Microsoft and ...

If you’ve been waiting impatiently for a taste of hack’n slash heaven since your last visit to Diablo II‘s fiery fantasyland, you’ll be disappointed to hear that Microsoft’s Dungeon Siege II delivers ...

GameRant has been a trusted source in video game news since 2009. Now, Game Rant is an authority in the industry for their interviews, guides, reviews, and more. Dungeon Siege 3, the newest sequel ...

The dungeon crawler PC franchise aptly known as Dungeon Siege makes its return this summer and finally hits consoles with its third iteration, Dungeon Siege III. The hard facts of the game's story ...

Dungeon Siege 3 is getting ready to bring its monster-hacking loot fest to consoles and PC in less than a month. Though I'd gotten my hands on the first couple of hours back in February, I recently ...

REDMOND, Wash., April 8, 2002 — Microsoft Corp. today announced that the breakthrough role-playing game “Dungeon Siege” is on store shelves. “Dungeon Siege,” developed by Gas Powered Games Corp. and ...

Fans of hack-n-slash games have few choices when it comes to Sony's handheld. Like first-person shooters, most developers have shied away from them. Players have a choice between Untold Legends and, ...

Bottom line: Dungeon Siege II is a solid effort that manages to improve on the first game to deliver a lengthy, combat-heavy dungeon hack that will certainly please fans of the genre. Dungeon Siege II ...

Here's a sword and shield. Go hit stuff. Dungeon Siege III will likely make you question your expectations of a fantasy action RPG, and more specifically, whether you believe a single-player lootfest ...

It seems like it wasn't long ago when PC RPGs were dead in the water, around the mid-90s. Then came BioWare, Black Isle, Bethesda, Looking Glass, and a few others... and then the cycle of popularity ...