Posted in July 17, 2015 ¬ 1:13 pmh.Craig Stern
Ari Rae-Silver writes in to announce the release of Antharion, a new isometric wRPG from Florida indie studio Orphic Software. There’s no official narrative summary anywhere, but I can tell you based on the time I’ve spent with it so far that the setup is pretty familiar to anyone who’s played wRPGs: the world is […]
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Posted in July 15, 2015 ¬ 10:47 amh.Craig Stern
It’s that special time again–that time when we whip out our Internet Binoculars and peer off into the horizon at the games that might yet come to be, if only they can get the monetary support they need. Of those we examined last time, The Bard’s Tale IV, Regalia, and We Happy Few suceeded; less […]
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Posted in July 14, 2015 ¬ 4:55 pmh.Craig Stern
Greetings, indie RPG fans! I’m a bit behind, but slowly clawing my way through the eternal backlog. Today’s post comes courtesy of Sam Coster from Butterscotch Shenanigans (creators of Quadropus Rampage, previously covered here), who has written in to announce Crashlands, an action RPG with crafting, base-building, creature-taming, and big procedurally generated biomes to explore. […]
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Posted in July 8, 2015 ¬ 12:36 pmh.Craig Stern
Word reaches me that there’s a new indie jRPG on the scene called The Amber Throne. Created by three-person team The Biggest Missile Ever, The Amber Throne features lovely painted visuals that almost completely disguise its RPG Maker origins. The premise: After awakening from her coffin, Arra recalls little but the last words spoken by her […]
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Posted in July 8, 2015 ¬ 11:28 amh.Craig Stern
As sometimes happens here on IndieRPGs.com, indie developer Dustin Auxier was good enough to provide me with a build of his recently released game, The Enchanted Cave 2. I’ve played it a bit here and there over the past few weeks, then finally sat down to play and record the results. You can follow along […]
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Posted in July 2, 2015 ¬ 1:35 pmh.Craig Stern
Word has it that Legends of Eisenwald, a strategy RPG in the same general oeuvre as the King’s Bounty series, has now been released into the world. Developed by Belarusian indie studio Aterdux Entertainment, Legends of Eisenwald has you recruit soldiers, collect gold, garrison castles, and go on adventures that involve frequent, small-scale, turn-based fights […]
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Posted in July 1, 2015 ¬ 8:36 amh.Craig Stern
I have received word of a new jRPG released on June 1 called Ruin. Created by MOCBJ Software in OHRRPGCE, Ruin is apparently based on a 2008 title called The Omega. The premise: An earthquake of cataclysmic proportions annihilates the world and ushers in what many address as “the end of times”. But is it […]
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Posted in June 30, 2015 ¬ 12:21 pmh.Craig Stern
Today is the day we boot up the old “Back to Back” program here at IndieRPGs.com and see what it spits out! Here we go: Status: updating records on recently completed crowdfunding projects. Succeeded: Umbra. Failed: Planet Centauri, Spinal Blast, Venture Forth. Status: observing ongoing crowdfunding projects. Click to continue…
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Posted in June 23, 2015 ¬ 11:34 amh.Craig Stern
Harry Mulder writes in to announce Alnory, an RPG being developed by Dutch developers Team Avavi. The premise: Welcome to Alnory, a broken land ready to be scavenged by your band of heroes! Take on quests for gold and jewelry in this turn-based strategy RPG — growing your group as you see fit, and making […]
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Posted in June 19, 2015 ¬ 3:09 pmh.Craig Stern
Martin Cao writes in to announce Fallen A2P Protocol. Not to be confused with the recently-covered graphical roguelike Fallen, Fallen A2P Protocol is a post-apocalyptic strategy RPG inspired by X-COM and Jagged Alliance 2 in which you lead a caravan on a quest for revenge. The premise: In a World saved and destroyed by a […]
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