As the year comes to a close, we wrap up with a round table of bite sized independently developed RPGs for your playing pleasure. After all, an indie game a day keeps the triple A trash away. Enjoy some passion projects with guests Sam and Ryan Costa.
Robert tops the leaderboard for kidney stone any % runs. Kelley wonders why they aren’t getting over here anymore. Chris gets psyched up to play the latest Bros Likes. And Ryan is Victorian then? Yeah, let’s go with that.
Sliding into September are more video offerings from RPGamer. This time offerings include reviews for Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land, OFF, Galaxy of Pen & Paper, and Mado Monogatari: Fia and the Wondrous Academy as well as an Adventure Corner for A Summer’s End – Hong Kong 1986.
Kelley remembers the 90s, with Bubsy. Chris needs a Final Fantasy therapist. And we’re all getting of the way of Silksong.
Fondly remembered, OFF is a surrealist, fever dream turn-based RPG that inspired many when it first released. Does this upgrade for modern appeal lose anything in translation or is it still an artistic masterpiece?
Summertime is for expansion and entertainment. That’s equally true at RPGamer, where we gather to take a look at Steam Next Fest’s Summer offerings for what’s enticing and what could use more time.
Mortis Ghost and Fangamer announced that OFF will release in August. The game will be available digitally on PC and Switch, with a physical Switch release following later this year.
Mortis Ghost and Fangamer released a prologue demo for OFF. The demo lets players try out roughly the first hour of the retro-styled RPG.
Developer Mortis Ghost and publisher Fangamer revealed that unconventional 2008 RPG OFF is getting a release. The new version will launch via Steam as well as physically and digitally for Switch in 2025.
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