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Dr_Amazing posted:I played an old SNES rom that I'd like to try again. It had a really generic name like ninja quest. It was interesting in that you didn't have a preset party, but instead had this giant list of NPC characters you could randomly run into that you could fight, bribe or talk into joining you. There was also some sort of espionage side thing where you could sneak into palaces to find information, but I don't really remember how that worked. If we can promote our own stuff here, I've made a few RPGs over the years, all are freeware, most are incomplete: http://superwalrusland.com/wiki/index.php/Super_Walrus_Games Walthros is complete and about 7-12 hours long depending on whether you do sidequests. It was my first attempt to draw pixel are, and most of the graphics are from 1998. The writing's kind of painfully dated to me, but it's got a unique setting (dinosaurs, talking walruses, fish aliens as heroes) even if it's got a very generic story (find crystals!) I'm proud of Village People: The Videogame, but the version online is just an early demo. These games are all 8-16 bit JRPG style games so don't play them if you hate those. A True Jar Jar Fan fucked around with this message at 18:18 on Oct 2, 2010 |
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psychopomp posted:Also, are there any decent indie-rpg hobbyist creator focused communities? I help run this one, it's generally focused on one specific RPG engine but any indie games are welcome. http://www.slimesalad.com/
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