RPGBest PC Games of 2016, page 5
RPG
ActionHard Reset Redux
Good Shepherd EntertainmentFor:Single-player shooter fans who want a campaign against machine enemiesSkip if:Players looking for multiplayer combat rather than a solo campaign
AdventureThe Deer
Chubby PixelFor:Children interested in prehistoric animals who want an educational interactive experienceSkip if:Players seeking deep gameplay systems, combat, or complex progression
RPGDungeon Souls
Lamina StudiosFor:Roguelike fans who want dungeon runs with changing environments and encountersSkip if:Players seeking a fixed level layout may find the changing environments and encounters a poor match.
AdventureEvent[0]
Ocelot SocietyFor:Sci-fi narrative fans who want relationship-driven explorationSkip if:Players seeking combat, character builds, or loot-driven progression may find the relationship and investigation focus narrow.
StrategyHitman GO: Definitive Edition
Crystal DynamicsFor:Hitman fans who want a turn-based version of the seriesSkip if:Players seeking real-time movement instead of turn-based grid navigation
CasualSave Jesus
My Way GamesFor:Casual puzzle players who want physics-based trap challengesSkip if:Players seeking open-ended exploration or a large role-playing system may find the fixed puzzle-stage structure limited
RPGAra Fell: Enhanced Edition
DANGEN EntertainmentFor:Classic RPG fans who want a story-led adventure with a party of companionsSkip if:Players seeking a tightly linear campaign may bounce off the early access to much of the world and its optional secrets
ActionGal*Gun: Double Peace
PQubeFor:Rail-shooter fans who want a romance-focused storySkip if:Players seeking open exploration instead of fixed-path shooting stages
ActionDown To One
My Way GamesFor:Survival-shooter fans who want matches with one remaining playerSkip if:Players seeking a campaign with fixed narrative missions
ActionNeon Drive
FraoulaFor:Arcade players who want short reaction-based driving challengesSkip if:Players looking for a broad campaign rather than 8 focused arcade levels
ActionPAC-MAN 256
BANDAI NAMCO EntertainmentFor:PAC-MAN fans who want an endless maze formatSkip if:Players seeking a story-driven campaign or a maze with a fixed ending
AdventureRage Wars
Lemondo GamesFor:Rage Comics fans who want a shooter with comic-inspired charactersSkip if:Players seeking a story campaign with more than 30 levels
ActionGhost 1.0
Unepic GamesFor:Metroidvania fans who want to explore a large, room-based space stationSkip if:Players who prefer short, linear campaigns may hit a wall when navigating a map of around 300 rooms.
RPGLearn Japanese To Survive! Hiragana Battle
RIVER CROW STUDIOFor:Japanese beginners who want to study Hiragana through an RPGSkip if:Learners seeking instruction beyond Hiragana, such as Katakana or Kanji
RacingRazortron 2000
NukGamesFor:Arcade racing fans who prefer brief repeatable runsSkip if:Players looking for defined circuits, race finishes, or a conventional championship structure
AdventureMaize
Finish Line GamesFor:Adventure fans who want environmental puzzlesSkip if:Players seeking a game centered on combat rather than exploration and environmental puzzles
ActionRed Trigger
Bold Spirit Game StudioFor:Puzzle players who want a first-person shooter built around environmental manipulationSkip if:Players seeking a long campaign may find the approximately 40-minute to 1-hour-plus runtime brief
ActionNOT A HERO
Devolver DigitalFor:Action players who want run-and-gun combat mixed with cover movementSkip if:Players seeking slow exploration or a meditative pace may bounce off the constant shooting and sudden mission events
RPGThe Dwarves
THQ NordicFor:Fantasy RPG players who want a story centered on dwarvesSkip if:Players seeking turn-based combat rather than real-time encounters
StrategyCaesar™ 3
ActivisionFor:Strategy players who want Roman city construction with trade and industrySkip if:Players seeking a combat-focused game rather than a mix of city building, trade, and defense
ActionPlanes, Bullets and Vodka
NukGamesFor:Arcade action fans who want a survival game with rising difficultySkip if:Players who want a steady difficulty level may hit a wall as the challenge continually rises.
StrategyScreeps: World
Screeps, LLCFor:JavaScript programmers who want colony strategy governed by their own codeSkip if:Players seeking direct control of individual units may hit a wall when actions must be defined through scripts.
ActionUNLOVED
Paul SchneiderFor:Horror shooter fans who want procedurally arranged levelsSkip if:Players seeking a fixed campaign with consistently ordered levels may find the rearranged basement structure unsuitable.Nothing matches. Loosen a filter.