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Wandersong is the most delightfully wholesome game I've ever played.
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Are there any good third person single player class-based (preferably fantasy) action RPGs for when you just want to beat up progressively tougher monsters?
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StrixNebulosa posted:Action as in.... Devil May Cry type fighting? Then you want Bayonetta. But class-based, hmm. Final Fantasy XIV is good for that, I guess??? I think I just want something like an MMORPG but without the baggage or grind requirement. Maybe something more like Morrowind, but with less story. I dunno, I just want something with strong combat mechanics, story be damned, but isn't a loving FPS, survival, and/or rogue-lite.
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space marine todd posted:Recommendations for action rogue/RPG-ish games like Nova Drift? I really like it, but it's still in early access and the amount of content is still pretty light. Hades is in EA but like 99% complete. They just had a major update which should be the last before going v1.0. It's by Supergiant, so you know it's quality. Wizard of Legend and Children of Morta are also great
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space marine todd posted:Thanks! I'll check it out. If this is your main reason for liking Nova Drift, then I reiterate, definitely check out Hades. I'm not a huge fan of bullethell or shmups, but ND hooked me on its build customization system. Of the wide variety of rogue-lites out there, I think Hades is the closest in this regard. And if you do like bullethell, some encounters in Hades can certainly approach that feel.
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Lol Steam exploded
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Finally got through! Good luck fuckers 
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Jul 16, 2021 18:23
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Weird question: Is the store homepage tile for "Role-Playing Games" from anything? The skill tree looks interesting lol
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Artelier posted:Are there any impressions for Last Epoch? I'm looking for a "casual" ARPG, casual meaning great control feedback, you get new skills/items relatively frequently, and it doesn't require too much planning or minmaxing to do well at whatever the default difficulty is (which is where I fell off from Path of Exile). I like Slormancer. I'm very picky and only want to play a new ARPG if it doesn't have dated feeling controls (i.e. click to move). This one has 8 directional movement and also a pretty considerable degree of build customization. It's been in EA for about 8 months and has grown a lot. It was pretty light on content for a while, but there's a decent amount now to keep you busy. The devs are also good about inviting and responding to feedback.
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Escape Simulator is so good, holy poo poo. Ended up playing 7 hours with my friend the first session. Also, gonna ask one more time before the sale's over: gandlethorpe posted:Weird question: Is the store homepage tile for "Role-Playing Games" from anything? The skill tree looks interesting lol For reference 
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Thanks! That actually does look like it combines a bunch of things I'm picky about with topdown ARPGs. I'll at the very least add it to my wishlist to revisit in the future, hah.
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Nobody Saves the World fuckin' ownz That is all
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