RPGBest RPG Games of 2015, page 16
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RPGChoice of the Petal Throne
Choice of GamesFor:Interactive-fiction readers who exclude games that depend on graphics or soundSkip if:Readers seeking visual scenes or sound effects will hit a wall with the text-only presentation.
RPGChallenge of the Five Realms: Spellbound in the World of Nhagardia
AtariFor:Fantasy RPG players who want a time-limited world-saving questSkip if:Players seeking a slow, open-ended campaign without a 100-day objective
RPGTitanis
Silver Goblet GamesFor:Action RPG players who want to adjust skills and upgradesSkip if:Players seeking an RPG centered mainly on dialogue or story presentation rather than combat customization
RPGIcarus-X: Tides of Fire
The QuadsphereFor:Shoot ’em up players who want both score-focused arcade runs and progression-based campaignsSkip if:Players seeking a story-led RPG with dialogue, exploration, or a party-based structure
RPGZone 22
Nordic LegacyFor:First-person RPG players who want a choice between complying with an authoritarian society and rebelling against itSkip if:Players looking for a combat-focused experience may find the described emphasis on work, eating, and daily life a poor fit.
RPGUnheard Screams - King Leopold II's Rule Over The Congo
LocomotivahFor:Players who prefer text-based roleplaying games with historical conflictsSkip if:Players seeking visual presentation may bounce off the text-based format.
RPGKagura Douchuuki
DebonosuWorks Inc.For:Roguelike RPG players who want dungeon layouts and encounters to change between runsSkip if:Players who prefer character levels to carry over between dungeon entries, since the standard mode resets them
RPGDecromancer
UNIT9For:RPG players who want card-based tactical combatSkip if:Players seeking conventional party-based RPG combat rather than grid placement and card attacks
RPGThe Light Empire
JemyFor:RPG players who want randomly generated space journeys and permanent consequencesSkip if:Players seeking a forgiving experience, since death ends the current run
RPGSnarfQuest Tales
Cellbloc StudiosFor:Fans of classic point-and-click adventures who want a five-episode collectionSkip if:Players seeking a combat-focused RPG rather than a point-and-click adventure
RPGThe Logomancer
Jeffrey NordinFor:JRPG fans who want dialogue and persuasion instead of killingSkip if:Players seeking weapon-based combat will hit a wall when conflicts are handled through argument instead of physical attacks.Nothing matches. Loosen a filter.