The most interesting RPG released in 1992
All the best and most popular games of the year, upcoming releases, and hits from the past. Use filters to narrow down search.
Might and Magic IV: Clouds of Xeen
RPG
January 1, 1992
The fourth installment of the popular first-person RPG series launched in 1986 by New World Computing. In Might and Magic IV: Clouds of Xeen, the party that pursues Sheltem gets to a land oppressed by the mysterious Lord Xeen who imprisoned Xeen’s governor, Crodo, and wreaks havoc in the world that plunged into chaos. To defeat the demonic ruler, one must forge a special sword — and the player-controlled party naturally takes on this task. The fourth installment of the series is powered by the same graphics engine and features nearly identical gameplay mechanics as its predecessor. The most notable novelties include the useful note system and the possibility of choosing one of two difficulty levels, Adventurer or Warrior, which influence the durability of our foes. The user interface received a special compartment for story items, which prevents us from accidentally selling them.
Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny
RPG
April 1, 1992
Blade of Destiny - the first installment of the Realms of Arkania series. Like other titles from this cycle, largely refers to the principles of a paper RPG system called Das Schwarze Auge. The player is given the opportunity to lead a team of daredevils through the vast world, fighting monsters and solving quests.
Wizardry 7: Crusaders of the Dark Savant
RPG
April 22, 1992
Wizardry 7: Crusaders of the Dark Savant is the seventh part of a popular RPG series created by Sir-tech Software. The action of the game is set on the planet Guardia, and the task of the player's team of heroes is to find a powerful artifact Astral Dominae. The title offers, among other things, a non-linear storyline, a large area for exploration, 250 enemies to defeat and over 600 items to find.
Shadowlands
RPG
June 11, 1992
Restoring Vashinar Herenil is the main goal of the game in Shadowlands - an RPG product created in 1992 by Teque London Ltd. The player will take control of a group of four daredevils and travel through sixteen levels of an extensive dungeon, avoiding numerous traps and battling powerful monsters.
The Summoning
RPG
June 12, 1992
The Summoning is a representative of games called "hack & slash", which has a lot in common with Diablo released a few years later. The player plays the role of a warrior entrusted with the task of penetrating a huge fortress and eliminating its main occupant - the cruel Shadow Reaver. The gameplay, although it contains RPG elements, comes down mainly to the extermination of a hordes of enemies trying to kill you before you become a serious threat to its master.
Ultima VII: The Black Gate
RPG
June 15, 1992
Ultima VII: The Black Gate is the seventh installment of a series of classic cRPG games developed by Origin Systems. The title opens with a three-part series, known as The Age of Armageddon. The plot shows the struggle against the evil demon Guardian, who tries to capture the hearts and minds of Britannians. However, players have a lot of freedom to explore the vast virtual world and perform quests.
Darklands
RPG
August 20, 1992
A unique cRPG with isometric view, developed by the experienced Microprose studio. It doesn’t take the players to a typical fantasy world, but is rather set in XV century’s Germany. Authors also tried to adhere to historical facts, such as the growing influence of catholic church or the Inquisition. Darklands doesn’t feature a clear plotline, offering unbounded freedom of playing and fulfilling quests instead. It also stands out with its complex character creation system, where we create the complete biography of our character, choosing his previous occupation, and shaping his skills and personality in accordance with our preference. Furthermore, the game introduces an innovative combat system, with the fights taking place in real time and featuring active pause.
Eye of the Beholder III: Assault on Myth Drannor
RPG
September 20, 1992
The final part of the cult trilogy Eye of the Beholder, this time created without the participation of Westwood Studios, which also had a significant impact on its quality. The action of the game takes place around the ancient city of elves Myth Drannor, to which once again sends us the grandmag Khelben from Waterdeep.