The Banner Saga 2, like the first, is one of the most beautiful games I have ever played, and its adherence to an aging animated aesthetic gives its world a sense of timelessness.

Worse, The Banner Saga 3 constantly references its predecessors in ways big and small. It expects you to have knowledge of events you’ve likely forgotten, or that at the very least are hazy by now.

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 ...

Like its predecessor, The Banner Saga 2 is a game that dares to make the struggle to survive feel perilously close to futile. It invites you to do what you can to keep your people alive, even in ...

Thus The Banner Saga 2 picks up from one cliffhanger and drops us off at another, and—just like the first game—it cuts to credits right when the story starts to pick up.

The Banner Saga 3 follows two different stories and two different parties, one with Allette or Rook (depending on previous choices) trying to quell the chaos in Arberrang, and the other with Iver ...

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 portion of an epic novel, torn straight from the binding.

The Banner Saga 3 follows two different stories and two different parties, one with Allette or Rook (depending on previous choices) trying to quell the chaos in Arberrang, and the other with Iver ...

The Banner Saga is no longer a game that revolves around traveling and recruiting, but one that's a constant task of trying to stave off attrition as best you can during the last stand.

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 ...

The biggest promise developer Stoic is making about Banner Saga 3 is that it will provide players with a feeling of “closure and accomplishment”, a fitting goal for the finale of a trilogy.

The Banner Saga, a streamlined strategy game from new Austin-based development outfit Stoic Games, peels away much of the complications that the genre is known for. Both its tactical ...