Years / Decades:
70s , 80s , 90s , 00s , 10s , 8th Generation, 2020
Genres:
2D Platformers, 3D Platformers, 4X, Board Games, Bullet Hell / 2D Shooters, Card, Casual, City/Attraction Builders, Dungeon Crawlers, Fighting, Flash, Handheld, Horror, Indie, Metroidvania, MMOs, MOBA, Point and Click , Puzzle, Racing, Real Time Strategy, Rhythm, Roguelikes, RPGs (Turn Based), Shooters (1st Person), Shooters (3rd Person), Simulation, Souls-Bourne, Sports, Stealth, Tabletop RPGs, Visual Novels, Walking Simulators
Welcome back. This part of the series will be primarily focusing on genres. So far I have [Arcade Game, Action, Text dungeon, Survival, Sandbox, Shoot/beat 'em up, Adventure, Turn Based Strategy, Real Time Tactics, Grand Strategy, Tower Defense, and Miscellaneous] as available genres. Let me know if I missed something, and I will try to get it added.
This is eventually all going to get compiled into one megathread for people who want gaming recommendations from Chapos specifically. Other consoles and genres will come in sporadic subsequent threads. Please contribute to previous threads if you missed them. This is meant to be an exhaustive list.
Are action rpg like witcher or like diablo? I’m confused :ohnoes:
Is bastion/hades arpg?
I feel like those are all arpgs.
And all great games. :chefs-kiss:
I recently tried Torchlight 3. What a piece of shit of a game. It reminded me the original Torchlight is really good.
I am going to do a play though this weekend maybe.
Is it bad? That's a shame, TL2 and its mods were fun as hell
It’s not the worst game ever. But it’s not very good. Admittedly I didn’t give it much of a chance after i could not really get into it.
Rather just go back and play one of the first 2 that are great.
I was so disappointed in TL3 because it advertised a railmaster class where you placed train tracks to move around a mini combat train while hitting things with a giant hammer and i was like :traingang:
but then the game was like :sadness:
RPGs where you don't have to wait a minute for a number randomly generated by your computer to decide whether you hit the enemy or not, and then another number to decide the damage.
I'm pretty sure Icewind Dale counts as an ARPG, heck, I've heard people call BG2 an ARPG.
But that’s all western rpgs basically?
Really? Some of the most famous and popular CRPGs are Western.
ARPG is certainly a popular genre but dice rolls are definitely a major part of a lot of Western games.
Ah, misunderstood waiting part, but dice rolls for crits/damage spread are everywhere though?
Don't read into it so much. I'm just gently mocking TTRPGs lol
sorta like fallout 3/4, the witcher, that kinda thing
Yes, Diablo is often considered a hack and slash which is sometimes a separate genre and sometimes a sub-genre.