Silverfall is an extremely excellent action & adventure RPG type of series of game works developed by Kyiv's Games and published by Monte Cristo from France. It used to be regarded as the landmark peak work in the field of European and American action role playing games, also had been honored as an offline edition of World of Warcraft by some A-RPG fans players around the world. Of course, you will soon find one fact that Silverfall made a lot of references from four very popular A-RPG game series at that time. They are: Diablo/Diablo 2, Dungeon Siege, Dungeons & Dragons, and Sacred.

Alien Shooter is a third-person action shooting game series developed by Sigma Team from Russia, first released in 2003. This game uses the shooting mode of 45-degree overlooking viewpoint that is rarely used in games made for PC platform. Each work continues a dark, terrifying and bloody picture style in both graphics and environmental background sound effects aspects, which makes the player feel depressive in the whole process of gaming.

Dungeon Siege is a very classic series of action RPG games developed by Gas Powered Games (now called Wargaming Seattle) and published by Microsoft Game Studios in 2001. It comes with 2 sequels: Dungeon Siege II (in 2005), Dungeon Siege III (developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Square Enix in 2011, supervised by the founder Chris Taylor from Gas Powered Games).

Medal of Honor: Airborne is a first-person shooter game set in World War II, developed by EA (Electronic Arts) using the Unreal Engine 3 in 2007. We can say that it has redefined the meaning of the popular WWII type of FPS games. Also, it's the first work in this classic game series that landed on home game consoles and mobile phone platforms.

The huge influence of Diablo made many players forget a better action RPG game - Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption, which was developed by a little-known small game company Nihilistic Software (now called nStigate Games) in 2000. It abandoned the way of representing a horror theme in the early 90s and adopted the game mode of Dungeons & Dragons. As a consequence, its release meant that horror game elements were eventually integrated into the role playing games.