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I have one sort-of-roguelike on the list, Occult Chronicles, since it's not included in the roguelike thread.
I found this today Eador.Imperium. From their Steam page:
Eador. Imperium is a standalone expansion forEador series, known for its unique blend of grand strategy, turn-based tactics and RPG elements. Launching now in Early Access, Eador. Imperium features new heroes, new units and new gameplay mechanics for the series with more to come soon.
At the moment players can try out 5 new heroes and 30 new units. For this purpose we prepared 5 special shard scenarios starring each of the new heroes, with proper grounds to test new units as well. New heroes are not yet available in ‘Shard battles’, but this is coming very soon.
Full version of Eador. Imperium is going to feature a brand new single player campaign, more new units and a new gameplay system based on Masters and rituals. All original Eador content (plus 'Allied Forces' DLC) included.
Quite opposite.And I mostly heard good things about the 3D remake.
Fun game. Graphics are shit, sounds are shit, there is no music, writing is mediocre. But the combat is good. Was well worth the 5 eurobucks I paid for it.
Defragmented is a lightning-fast cyberpunk action RPG. Unravel a power struggle for the future of evolution through strategic combat, unique character classes and a pulsing synth soundtrack.Welcome to Entropolis – New World, Bad Blood.
- New World, Bad Blood: Explore the neon city of Entropolis and uncover the conspiracies that lurk within its walls. Museum curators, rogue police agents and benevolent scientists struggle to enforce their world views... but who can you trust?
- RPG character progression: Play as three different classes as you shoot, loot, and repeat at lightning speed. Multiple skill trees let players craft personal characters for a challenging end game.
- Super fast-paced combat: Health points are precious in Defragmented! Players will need to plan their attacks ahead of time. Make use of unique class skills and item loadouts or meet certain death.
- Synthwave soundtrack: Pulse-pounding beats from a diverse group of electronic musicians. Includes artists from works like KUNG FURY, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Hotline Miami 2 and original Defragmented music.
- Procedural loot and combat: Collect procedurally-generated futuristic guns and gadgets. Enemies change their weapons every time you replay a level, forcing players to switch up strategies.
- Destructible environments: Entropolis is not stationary. Tactical cover can be shot through, knocked over and blown apart - keeping players and enemies on the move.
So I bought some indie strategy-tactics-RPG-thingie that was on sale on Steam for 5 eurobucks, and it's actually pretty fun: "Age of Fear 2: The Chaos Lord".
The first game is now on my wishlist too because it's a moderately challenging turn based tactics game with levelups and shit.
It has two campaigns with some minor choices (like, do you take up a cursed sword and risk your knight becoming cursed, or leave it?) and challenging battles. Your units gain experience and can be upgraded. Losing a unit means it's gone and you have to recruit a new one. Keeping them alive is rewarded.
There are, apparently, some fights where you're supposed to lose. When your heroes die the game ends; in these fights, the fight ends and you progress to the next story piece followed by a fight. Things like "you got captured by an overwhelming enemy force, now you gotta escape!"... and you lose all your precious levelled up units, which is nasty. You do keep all the upgrades and items on your heroes though so eh, it's fine.
Fun game. Graphics are shit, sounds are shit, there is no music, writing is mediocre. But the combat is good. Was well worth the 5 eurobucks I paid for it.
Defragmented is a lightning-fast cyberpunk action RPG. Unravel a power struggle for the future of evolution through strategic combat, unique character classes and a pulsing synth soundtrack.Welcome to Entropolis – New World, Bad Blood.
- New World, Bad Blood: Explore the neon city of Entropolis and uncover the conspiracies that lurk within its walls. Museum curators, rogue police agents and benevolent scientists struggle to enforce their world views... but who can you trust?
- RPG character progression: Play as three different classes as you shoot, loot, and repeat at lightning speed. Multiple skill trees let players craft personal characters for a challenging end game.
- Super fast-paced combat: Health points are precious in Defragmented! Players will need to plan their attacks ahead of time. Make use of unique class skills and item loadouts or meet certain death.
- Synthwave soundtrack: Pulse-pounding beats from a diverse group of electronic musicians. Includes artists from works like KUNG FURY, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Hotline Miami 2 and original Defragmented music.
- Procedural loot and combat: Collect procedurally-generated futuristic guns and gadgets. Enemies change their weapons every time you replay a level, forcing players to switch up strategies.
- Destructible environments: Entropolis is not stationary. Tactical cover can be shot through, knocked over and blown apart - keeping players and enemies on the move.
Fun game. Graphics are shit, sounds are shit, there is no music, writing is mediocre. But the combat is good. Was well worth the 5 eurobucks I paid for it.
Just gave it a look and it looks like it has more of an oddball setting then the average (J)RPG indies clotting up steam, I'm always happy to see something like this being done. Thanks for the heads up. Downloading it now!It seems Void Pyramid just reached Steam. I'm glad the game will get some relative visibility, it's a very cool small game ; besides the developper seems to be a cool guy who like good RPGs and I like its own approach when he makes games.