Posted in January 28, 2013 ¬ 11:17 amh.Craig Stern
Two-man studio 3D Attack announces the release of Dungeon Lore, a turn-based isometric RPG. The devs call it a “tactical RPG,” but you’re only ever in control of a single character, which (in my view) single-handedly disqualifies it from that subgenre designation. There doesn’t seem to be a narrative premise posted anywhere, so let’s have […]
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Posted in January 25, 2013 ¬ 11:43 amh.Craig Stern
Happy Friday, everyone! As a special treat, I bring to you a new episode of IndieRPGs.com Checks Out, this time having a peek at the moody, atmospheric Zelda-alike Anodyne (previously covered here). Sean Hogan, one of the game’s developers, updated the official demo yesterday in anticipation of Anodyne’s planned release on February 4th; I’ve been […]
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Posted in January 24, 2013 ¬ 9:51 amh.Craig Stern
Ville Mönkkönen of Instant Kingdom writes in to tell me that Driftmoon, the top-down wRPG we previously covered here, is due for release this coming month. To wit: It should be between the 20th and the 28th [of February]. No exact date yet, but most probably somewhere during that period. Mark your calendars! And in […]
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Posted in January 23, 2013 ¬ 11:15 amh.Craig Stern
Last month, Choice of Games released another of its Choose-Your-Own-Adventure / RPG hybrids, this one martial arts themed. Written by novelist Alana Joli Abbott, Choice of Kung Fu takes place in a fantasy version of ancient China. The premise: Become the greatest fighter the world has ever known, harnessing the power of chi to manipulate […]
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Posted in January 22, 2013 ¬ 8:38 amh.Craig Stern
Deepfall Dungeon is a free, 3D first person dungeon crawler that was apparently released back in November (but hey–it’s new to me). Created by LOD Games, Deepfall Dungeon doesn’t waste time pretending to have a plot: You have entered the dreaded Deepfall Dungeon and must find the exit! Along the way, you will fight monsters, […]
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Posted in January 21, 2013 ¬ 8:41 amh.Craig Stern
Back to Back is back! (As if the name left any doubt.) It’s been a couple of weeks, and we have a new slate of RPGs seeking funding on Kickstarter and Indiegogo. We can make the difference for these games seeking a budget. Why not give them a look and see if they pique your […]
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Posted in January 18, 2013 ¬ 8:48 amh.Craig Stern
Going through my Enormous Backlog o’ Emails, I spy something from the ever-prolific Winter Wolves: a dating sim by the name of Heileen 3: New Horizons! “A what?” I hear you say. “A dating sim? Cripes, man–this is supposed to be an RPG site!” Ah, but you see, dating sims are RPGs, technically. I mean, […]
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Posted in January 17, 2013 ¬ 9:54 amh.Craig Stern
KintoGames recently released Bit Dungeon, a Zelda-style top-down dungeon crawler, on iPad–and that’s as good an excuse to write about it as any. (The original game was actually released back in September, but hey–it’s new to me.) The premise: You and your wife were captured by demons… You wake up trapped in a cell, grab […]
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Posted in January 15, 2013 ¬ 9:53 amh.Craig Stern
Jason Pickering has announced Mini RPG, an adorable small-scale jRPG he’s hoping to have finished within a month. The premise: The player will run around the overworld, solving puzzles and getting into random battles. the entire overworld will be rather small. maybe 10 x 10 screens. but there will probably be some running around and […]
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Posted in January 14, 2013 ¬ 1:06 pmh.Craig Stern
Disastercake Games has announced* Soul Saga Episode 1, a 3D jRPG being created in Unity. * (Kinda. I actually found out about this game back in November, but kept waiting for a better time to write about it. It seems there isn’t going to be a better one, though, so here we go!) The actual […]
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