Posted in August 17, 2014 ¬ 8:45 amh.Craig Stern
Will Dube writes in to announce Jotun, a Norse mythological Zelda-alike in development by Montreal indie studio Thunder Lotus Games. The premise: In Jotun, you play Thora, a Norse warrior who has died an inglorious death and must face the challenges of Viking purgatory to prove herself to the Gods and enter Valhalla. Simple enough. […]
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Posted in August 13, 2014 ¬ 10:16 amh.Craig Stern
It has been brought to my attention that there is a new 3D indie strategy RPG in development for mobile devices by indie devs 4Hands Games. The game: Swords of Anima. The official narrative summary for Swords of Anima could do with a little editing from a native English-speaker, but I think it gets the point […]
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Posted in August 7, 2014 ¬ 1:11 pmh.Craig Stern
Composer Connor Linning writes in to announce Elysian Shadows, an action RPG being developed by a group calling themselves simply “Team ES.” The premise: Elysian Shadows takes place in a world caught in constant conflict between magic and technology. The gift of magic is bestowed upon loyal followers of The Creator, while the nonreligious sects […]
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Posted in August 4, 2014 ¬ 11:51 amh.Craig Stern
Joseph Vivolo of Boston indie studio King Dinosaur Games has written in to announce the development of That Which Sleeps, a turn-based fantasy strategy game in which you play an ancient evil plotting to take over the world. The premise: [T]he player takes on the role of an awakened evil from the world’s past and […]
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Posted in July 17, 2014 ¬ 10:59 amh.Craig Stern
Jeremy Beare of Grandpa Pixel writes in to announce Legena: Union Tides, an SNES-style jRPG he’s developing. The narrative premise: “It is a time of discord, and the creatures of the sea have decided to organize against the oppression of their employer, Poseidon–to form a sort of…Union Tide.” …ahhhhh, just kidding! Here is the actual […]
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Posted in July 15, 2014 ¬ 10:41 amh.Craig Stern
Joe Woynillowicz of Toronto-based indie developer Creoterra writes in to announce a new strategy RPG in development–the name, Empyrios: Prophecy of Flame. The narrative premise: Discord reigns far and wide throughout the lands of Borealis. Ancient alliances have crumbled, while new pacts have been forged. Clans are locked in a battle for power and supremacy […]
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Posted in June 21, 2014 ¬ 9:39 amh.Craig Stern
Daniel Olofsson of Swedish indie studio OddGames writes in to announce Medieval Story, wRPG / Zelda-alike hybrid he’s developing. The narrative premise: You are a local peasant (Edmond) from a small village called Mosscroft. Everyday seems ordinary and dull until you are set on a mission by the village noble which leads to unexpected adventures. […]
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Posted in June 5, 2014 ¬ 7:46 pmh.Craig Stern
Ross Tunney writes in to announce that New Reality Games has begun development on Data Hacker: Reboot, a jRPG sequel to Data Hacker: Initiation and Data Hacker: Corruption (both mentioned in prior Back to Back articles). As with the rest of the games in the series, the setting of Data Hacker: Reboot is a sort […]
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Posted in May 28, 2014 ¬ 5:52 pmh.Craig Stern
Winter Wolves Games, prolific creator of such titles as Planet Stronghold and Loren the Amazon Princess, has announced a new jRPG called Tales Of Aravorn: Seasons Of The Wolf. The premise: In this role-playing game, set in the same fantasy world as the award-winning Loren the Amazon princess, you’ll play as Shea or Althea, twins […]
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Posted in May 20, 2014 ¬ 10:16 amh.Craig Stern
Word reaches me that there’s a new first-person dungeon delver in development by Two Bits Kid (a two-person team consisting of Marco Pedrana and Florian Fischer). The game is Aeon of Sands, and its first chapter is called “The Trail.” The premise: “The Trail” is the first chapter of the Aeon series, in which you […]
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