Fit check
Is The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Turn-based RPG players who want a superhero team-building story
- Comic-book fans who prefer narrative scenes with a comic-style presentation
- Players who enjoy crime-focused fantasy settings with mutants and supernatural enemies
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time combat rather than turn-based WAIT or Active Time Battle encounters
- Players looking for a complete standalone saga instead of the first chapter of a multipart series
- Players who prefer realistic settings without super-powered heroes, mutants, or otherworldly deities
Our take on The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1
The game places a superhero team saga inside a turn-based RPG structure while presenting its story through comic-style scenes. Its two battle modes also give the genre's turn-based framework a choice between waiting for commands and using an Active Time Battle approach.
What is The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1?
The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 is a turn-based RPG set in Utopia, a city shaped by crime, corruption, mutants, and hidden secrets.
The chapter follows a hero assembling a team of super-powered allies to challenge the Caprelli crime family, whose influence reaches cops, judges, and politicians. Issue 1 includes six heroes, each with distinct powers and personalities; later issues are planned to add six more teammates apiece. Combat offers two turn-based approaches: WAIT and Active Time Battle. Story scenes use a comic-book presentation. The multipart saga also includes encounters with criminal groups, mutants, and otherworldly deities while the team works to free Utopia from the Caprelli family's control.
How The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 plays
- 01Six playable heroes
- The first issue includes six teammates with individual abilities and personalities.
- 02Two combat modes
- Battles can use the WAIT system or Active Time Battle.
- 03Comic-style scenes
- Narrative sequences are presented with a comic-book visual format.
- 04Utopia investigation
- The story takes the team through a crime-ridden city containing concealed secrets and supernatural threats.
The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 compared to similar games
The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 focuses on assembling six super-powered heroes and confronting a crime family in Utopia. Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition centers on an unconventional story and exploration of a strange, dangerous city, while Back to the Dawn uses a prison-escape RPG structure involving inmates, investigation, and survival. Tales of Symphonia instead frames its RPG adventure around a chosen figure, a dying world, and two interconnected worlds.
The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1: platforms & release
Is The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 worth it?
It is worth it if: turn-based RPG players who want a superhero team-building story. Skip it if: players seeking real-time combat rather than turn-based WAIT or Active Time Battle encounters.
Where can I download The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Amazing Fantastics: Issue 1 on?
Windows only.
