Turn By Turn Villain: A Turn-Based Action RPG

[PixelSlop]

Hi RPGCodex community!

I am a solo dev currently making Turn By Turn Villain, a whimsical pixelart game I like to describe as "Turn-Based Action RPG" in which you play as a demon forced to walk the human world to clean up their own darkness. I would be very insterested in hearing your thoughts and receiving feedback! A free demo is available on Itch, Steam and Gamejolt.

Pitch:
Be the bad guy, do good!

Darkness is spreading and people are giving in to despair because of you, demon!


Still, you have a chance to redeem yourself... Rid the lands of your own evil forces, make people happy and gather Light to clean up the darkness... YOUR dark mess!


Turn By Turn Villain is a blend of Turn-Based and Action RPGs with an innovative battle system: Select your actions from a classic menu, but react quickly as your foes won't stop attacking! Oh and do keep an eye on your Turn Points too, because your actions are limited! This is part of your punishment, demon... We can't have you wreak havoc again now, can we?

Features:


- Become a demon forced to walk the human world!


- Engage your ex-minions in this Turn-Based Action RPG!


- Manage your Turn Points in chaotic brawls!


- Collect Shards of Light to dispel the darkness and make your character stronger!


- Explore Nevah, a land full of secrets and quirky characters!

A few screenshots:

Let me know if you get to try it!
Thanks,
PixelSlop

 

[Darth Canoli]

"Action Turn-Based" is a nonsense and the chrono-Trigger garbage gimmick should have died a long time ago.

But i'm sure the mobile player base will love it.
Pixels + "headless chicken" gameplay = Big money.

Of course, if you prefer to release a computer version, you'll just miss 95% of your player base.

And translate that garbage into chinese/japanese.

 

[PixelSlop]

"Action Turn-Based" is a nonsense and the chrono-Trigger garbage gimmick should have died a long time ago.

But i'm sure the mobile player base will love it.
Pixels + "headless chicken" gameplay = Big money.

Of course, if you prefer to release a computer version, you'll just miss 95% of your player base.

And translate that garbage into chinese/japanese.

funny

 

[JoacoN]

Hey I remember this game from when the Feedback Quest jam was active, it's pretty fun for checking it out at least a few minutes, it can be a bit tedious to backtrack sometimes but it's nice