Hello, gentle readers, and welcome to the RPG Reload, the weekly feature where everything opens up once you have the compass. Each week, we take a look at an RPG from the past of the App Store to see how it's doing in the here and now. It's a little bit of revisiting, a little bit of reflecting, and a chance to take a deeper dive than our reviews typically allow for. I try to present a balanced plate of games from week to week, but if you feel like I'm missing anything important, please let me know. You can do that by commenting below, posing in the Official RPG Reload Club thread in the forums, or by tweeting me at @RPGReload. The schedule is already set for the next several months, so you might not see your suggestion soon, but it will be added to the master list. As an RPG fan, I love playing the big hits from familiar faces. There's a consistency there that is almost comforting in its familiarity. Who doesn't like the spectacle of a big-budget RPG flexing its visual and audio muscles" Seeing a massive world rendered in full 3D, where you can go anywhere and fall down endless rabbit holes of side-quests and silly things to try is incredible. I dare say that modern RPGs have some of the best production values and scope of any games out there. And yet, for many of us, that's not how we came to the genre. Before the dramatic surge in presentation that the mid to late 1990s brought to the genre, RPGs weren't generally considered lookers. Most of them were quite the oppo...