DragoFireheart
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I know about the usual suspects like Fallout (x), Jagged Alliance 2 (is that more of a SRPG?). What are some others that are less known?
Sounds like Strife, but it's probably not what he's looking for.There is also a pretty old and hugely underrated rpg I don't recall the name, it used the doom engine IIRC and played a bit like deus ex except it relied more on your stats than your aim.
Jason said:Sounds like Strife, but it's probably not what he's looking for.There is also a pretty old and hugely underrated rpg I don't recall the name, it used the doom engine IIRC and played a bit like deus ex except it relied more on your stats than your aim.
Sounds like Strife.Marobug said:Jason said:Sounds like Strife, but it's probably not what he's looking for.There is also a pretty old and hugely underrated rpg I don't recall the name, it used the doom engine IIRC and played a bit like deus ex except it relied more on your stats than your aim.
No, it's a bit older I think. If I recall correctly it had a bit of a comic book look to it and you had spells and stuff which mixed with the futuristic setting was pretty cool, back then there was nothing like it and the press gave it the finger because it was way ahead of it's time. I only played this years later, like in 1997 or 1998 when fully 3d engines were already the norm but enjoyed it immensely.
It definitely wasn't built on that engine, whatever it was. Assuming that you still aren't referring to Strife, which is still sort of sounds like.Marobug said:Jason said:Sounds like Strife, but it's probably not what he's looking for.There is also a pretty old and hugely underrated rpg I don't recall the name, it used the doom engine IIRC and played a bit like deus ex except it relied more on your stats than your aim.
No, it's a bit older I think. If I recall correctly it had a bit of a comic book look to it and you had spells and stuff which mixed with the futuristic setting was pretty cool, back then there was nothing like it and the press gave it the finger because it was way ahead of it's time. I only played this years later, like in 1997 or 1998 when fully 3d engines were already the norm but enjoyed it immensely.
CyberMage: Darklight Awakening?Marobug said:There is also a pretty old and hugely underrated rpg I don't recall the name, it used the doom engine IIRC and played a bit like deus ex except it relied more on your stats than your aim.
Raghar said:Well you forgot that RPG with chainsaws, flamethrowers, and miniguns.
Also you forgot: [page breaking link]
google translate said:Paramédicos Dungeon 2: The Hunt for Black Square
More like Dungeon Cleaners 2Clockwork Knight said:Raghar said:Well you forgot that RPG with chainsaws, flamethrowers, and miniguns.
Also you forgot: [page breaking link]
google translate said:Paramédicos Dungeon 2: The Hunt for Black Square
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Roderick said:The Fall: Last Days Of Gaia
Roguey said:CyberMage: Darklight Awakening?Marobug said:There is also a pretty old and hugely underrated rpg I don't recall the name, it used the doom engine IIRC and played a bit like deus ex except it relied more on your stats than your aim.
Clockwork Knight said:If Jagged Alliance counts, then Brigade E5 could be worth looking into. Its subtitle is "New Jagged Union", which makes me think it's related, but I never see anyone talking about it.
Mister Arkham said:Alpha Protocol.
it's pretty bland and buggy as hell.Mister Arkham said:Roderick said:The Fall: Last Days Of Gaia
That's the one I was thinking of. Don't know why I thought it was Polish. Anyone have an opinion about this one?
The Brazilian Slaughter said:Am I the one who would love to play a RPG where you use 1600's weaponry? Think Pike & Shot, or Musket & Bayonet.