Top Freeware RPGs of 2010

[Jason]

<p>IndieGames is counting down the <a href="http://www.indiegames.com/blog/2011/01/feature_top_freeware_roleplayi.html" target="_blank">freeware RPG hits</a> of 2010, including a few I've never seen, like <a href="http://www.yoyogames.com/games/110259-dungeons-of-fayte" target="_blank">Dungeons of Fayte</a> at #5.</p>
<blockquote>Dungeons of Fayte is 'a non-linear, replayable RPG/Sim' that supports up to four participants on the same computer. Players spend time building up their stats by doing farm work/guard duty/visiting the pub, then set out on a quest at the end of each month to beat up green blobs and undead skeletons. There is an insane amount of content here, and with it a lot of replay value.</blockquote>
<p>You can probably guess which game is at #1.</p>
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[bylam]

Hehe, I beta tested Dungeons of Fayte.
It was made by a couple of designers I work with. Brent and Tanya. Pretty good considering the amount of time they spent on it (couple of weeks, IIRC). I think they made it for an indie game competition.

 

[curry]

Those games look like shit.

 

[Nostradumbass]

WHERES THE BLOOM

 

[Jung]

RPGs?

 

[Awor Szurkrarz]

But does it feature tastefully done rape?

 

[Piety]

Those games look like shit.

As does your fucking face, my friend.

 

[chzr]

spirit engine has p. good music

 

[OminousBlueDot]

But does it feature tastefully done rape?

The Interactive Fiction is over there -->, sir.

 

[someone else]

So which ones features good looting and economy and stuff?

 

[Koshachiy Barin]

Rogue Survivor was fun for a week or so.