The Banner Saga 3 is a fitting end to a very long journey, finally tying up four year’s worth of loose ends and doing justice to (most of) its characters. The world is ending. All you can do now ...

Here’s how it works. "The world is breaking." These words, uttered by a heart-achingly weary voice, haunted my every moment in The Banner Saga 2. Even with the thunderous roar of PAX Prime ...

Trailers for The Banner Saga 3 used the phrase “no hero is safe,” and that couldn’t be truer. The latest entry in the narrative strategy series doubles down on the series’ anything can ...

The developers of the Banner Saga series say that they will return to the games' world after The Banner Saga 3. In an interview at GDC, co-founder of developer Stoic, Arnie Jorgensen, told ...

The Banner Saga is beautiful to look at, but superfluous systems and a bloated cast of characters detract from its potential. The word epic is overused. Misused. Abused. It has been stripped of ...

Worse still, it's impacting indie studio Stoic, the developer behind the Kickstarter-funded The Banner Saga. Fanboy Wars: The Newest eBook From Forbes The Fight For The Future Of Video Games is a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Banner Saga 2 begins at “Chapter 8” and ends just as its engrossing plot begins to reach a tipping point. It feels like the central ...

As I approached the end of my time with The Banner Saga 3, it elicited a similar feeling that I had when I was reading through Tolkien’s magnum opus, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

There aren’t many games like The Banner Saga on PS4. In fact, you can probably count the number of turn-based strategy games available for the platform on your fleshy digits; and if we’re ...

Ye gods, The Banner Saga is as bleak as it is beautiful. The sun hangs motionless in the sky, serpents the size of the San Andreas Fault topple mountains as though they were building blocks ...