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RPGs with Desert Environment
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Darth Canoli
Arcane
There's also Wasteland 2 and Might & Magic 6 / 7
Neanderthal
Arcane
Sacred had a quite nice desert area, very atmospheric, good music.
Steamboat Willie
Savant
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Quest for Glory II
Robert Erick
Educated
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RuneScape
Neanderthal
Arcane
Sacred has a pretty nice desert environment, very atmospheric with a good soundtrack.
Dungeon Sieges multiplayer map has a nice one as well.
Dungeon Sieges multiplayer map has a nice one as well.
Lord_Potato
Arcane
What I like about the deserts of AC Origins is the diversity of landscapes: the golden sands around the Oracle of Sivah and the Pyramids. The rocky wastelands of the South scorched by the Sun, the barren red hills of Sinai. And a bit of green along the Nile, in the Delta and in some oasis.
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V_K
Arcane
Lords of Xulima had a nice desert regions with the added bonus of it housing one of the most complex RPG puzzles in recent history:
Reinhardt
Arcane
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This actually looks sweet. Is it gud?Jewel of Arabia: Dreamers
V_K
Arcane
Not much, from what I remember, unfortunately.This actually looks sweet. Is it gud?Jewel of Arabia: Dreamers
Not much, from what I remember, unfortunately.This actually looks sweet. Is it gud?Jewel of Arabia: Dreamers
It's pretty decent but it's Mac only so you'll have to get into emulators.
Gregz
Arcane
Wasteland
It's only $3 on Steam right now.
Or you could wait for the remaster, which should be released soon.
It's only $3 on Steam right now.
Or you could wait for the remaster, which should be released soon.
AdolfSatan
Arcane
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If you don't mind switching sand-niggers for cowboys, West of Loathing.
More of a wasteland than a desert, but Lisa: the painful should fit the bill.
And that weird level in BaK, you know which.
EDIT: Stronghold Crusader if you feel like playing rts.
More of a wasteland than a desert, but Lisa: the painful should fit the bill.
And that weird level in BaK, you know which.
EDIT: Stronghold Crusader if you feel like playing rts.
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MasPingon
Arcane
2 pages and nobody mentioned Nier:Automata and Gothic 2:Night of the Raven? Come on.
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Legend of Grimrock II does have a desert biome, strictly speaking. 
The same is true of Nier: Automata, mentioned in the previous post.
Age of Decadence takes place in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, but it isn't really a desert and the game doesn't allow you to explore it, anyway.
Morrowind has the Ashlands, but these aren't exactly a desert.
Kenshi includes bona fide desert biomes as well as other types of barren wasteland.
The same is true of Nier: Automata, mentioned in the previous post.
Age of Decadence takes place in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, but it isn't really a desert and the game doesn't allow you to explore it, anyway.
Morrowind has the Ashlands, but these aren't exactly a desert.
Kenshi includes bona fide desert biomes as well as other types of barren wasteland.
deuxhero
Arcane
Which was the shortest, most boring planet of them all.
Fire Emblem generally has at least one desert chapter a game. The challenge is that sand hoses movement of most classes, especially of cavalry (who are otherwise good in most games), and (for the 6-10th game) there's a lot of hidden loot to obtain.
Fire Emblem generally has at least one desert chapter a game. The challenge is that sand hoses movement of most classes, especially of cavalry (who are otherwise good in most games), and (for the 6-10th game) there's a lot of hidden loot to obtain.
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