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Wardrum
Higly recommend to check this game, it's been recently released, I love SRPGs and this game includes a unique combat system based on rhythm which is really good!
u/ThexHoonter — 2 days ago
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I have seen the light: FFT (ivalice edition) is awesome
As someone firmly into the Fire Emblem camp in SRPG, I struggled a lot to play precedent versions of FFT and noped hard out of TO
I tried it again with the remake and spend quite some time to finally accept the game was not really a strategy one but more a JRPG with deep build and I am finally loving it.
I may retry TO after that but I dread the spongy feel of the game and the bullshit card stuff. Maybe I will be able to overcome it... or I will go straight to fell Seal instead after that...
u/Hellhooker — 3 days ago
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Should I play gears tactics on intermideate or experienced
Most of my strategy rpg experience is Xcom 1/2, Steamworld heist 1/2 and Mewgenics. Would Intermediate be too easy for me?
u/VoxTV1 — 1 day ago
162 vs 250. The AI was REALLY comfortable with 87 more troops than me. Too comfortable.
u/NecessaryOwn7271 — 4 days ago
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Is forgotten but unbroken fixed now?
I played it near launch and it was buggy and full off gramatical errors. I refunded 2 hours in. Is it better now?
u/VoxTV1 — 1 day ago
u/KaelAltreul — 12 days ago
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Name: Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children
Platform: Microsoft Windows
Developer: Dandylion
Release Date: April 23, 2020
Discord Link: https://discord.gg/KvA5gy8thx
u/KaelAltreul — 13 days ago
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Just recently I hot quit Xeno 2 and Expeditions rome cause of the framerate which is weird since I have a 4060 and 5700x3d. Before I aslo had to quit Waruammer chaos gate. I do not want to even be excited for a srpg or game anymore cause inevitably my pc will not be able to run so whats the point of being let down.
u/VoxTV1 — 10 days ago
If you looking for some good geopolitical simulator, try this! Community is friendly and chill. i personally love all geopolitical simulators and this one is probably my favorite one.
Shape history in a world at war
Join the world as a citizen and forge your own path – become a soldier, entrepreneur, trader, or politician in this immersive world where your strategic decisions reshape history.
My refferal:
u/NoAdministration4352 — 7 days ago
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about turn structure in SRPGs. In particular, how other games like Fire Emblem would feel if they experimented more with individual initiative-style turns vs alternating team turns. I'd love to experience how something like that changes which tactics are optimal.
What are some other mechanics or gameplay features that you find interesting in the genre that you think would be fun if inserted into another game entirely?
u/ShearlineGame — 8 days ago
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u/guycisal — 8 days ago
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So the actual combat looks smth I could get but I am worried that the grand strategy aspects might be bit too much for me. Closest to a grand strategy I played is Xcom 2 and thats like baby.
Also do ya recommend the game in general? It has good reviews but rarely do I see it brought up here
u/VoxTV1 — 13 days ago
Blood Legends is an up and coming mobile game in development with kickstarter backing that takes on the Spirit of the mobile game Blood Brothers which shut down back in 2016. Though a lot of the art work and game design is very similar because it’s all hand drawn it is not a 1:1 it has some original flair and has improved the games old design in some ways. You still start by picking one of 8 warlords to rule your team and build your familiar army through summons and events to take on higher challenges. New unique designed characters and gameplay bring a happy change to the spirit and style of what it’s based off of. Go take a look at the discord, social media, and kickstarter campaign to see development as it unfolds. Join the cause and become a Blood Legend! #BloodLegends BloodLegendsMobile #BloodBrothersMobile #gatchagame #mobilegame #BloodBrothers
u/SSxPride — 8 days ago
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And i am wondering what i should play. I am kind of leaning towards The Ivalice Chronicles because i read it is beginner friendly and i like Final Fantasy in general.
But i am open to other suggestions offcourse
u/CrimpyRex — 12 days ago
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I'm Japanese, and I played Tactics Ogre: Reborn. Since then, I've been fascinated by it.
The game system and story are really unique.
I’d like to develop a similar game. Have you ever tried developing an SRPG with AI?
Was the development difficult?
u/NnnTakTak — 10 days ago