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Indivisible Review

Indivisible

Developer: Lab Zero Games
Publisher: 505 Games
Released on Oct 08, 2019

Indivisible is an action-packed, fantasy RPG developed by the same guy behind the 2D fighting game, Skullgirls. Set in a mythical world of gods and demons, the protagonist is a rebellious teenage girl named Ajna with hidden powers, destined to save the world–or destroy it as the prophecy foretold. Influenced by anime, every character is hand-drawn to bring out the game’s quirky cast of “incarnations”.

West of Loathing Review

West of Loathing

Developer: Asymmetric
Publisher: Same as Above
Released on Aug 10, 2017

West of Loathing is a comedic stick-figure RPG taking place in the Kingdom of Loathing, where demon cows terrorize ranchers, skeletons rise out of their graves, and bandits cause trouble for the local towns. What kind of crazy adventures await you in the wild west? One thing’s certain; you’ll be wearing many hats, as the Cowboys once did in style.

Genre: An Indie Adventure RPG

Shadowrun: Hong Kong Review

Shadowrun: Hong Kong Extended Edition

Developer: Harebrained Schemes
Publisher: Harebrained Holdings
Released on Aug 20, 2015

Shadowrun: Hong Kong is a spin-off campaign in the Shadowrun series, praised for its interactive turn-based combat and traditional RPG setup, being a cornerstone of virtual tabletop games, except the party is thrown into a cyberpunk-themed fantasy world. Growing up as a street orphan, you reunite with your foster brother in the city of Hong Kong to decipher Raymond’s urgent message.

Genre: A Strategy Turn-Based RPG

Cthulhu Saves the World Review

Cthulhu Saves the World

Developer: Zeboyd Games
Publisher: See Above
Released on Jul 13, 2011

The almighty Cthulhu has descended from the heavens to wreak havoc upon the inhabitants of Earth. For centuries, this godly being ruled over the city of R’lyeh, driving mere mortals insane with his terrifying presence. One day, he awakens and rises to the surface, only to have his powers sealed away by a mysterious sorcerer.

Genre: A Classic Indie RPG

Invisible, Inc. Review

Invisible, Inc. Tactical Espionage

Developer: Klei Entertainment
Publisher: Same as above
Released on May 12, 2015

Many kids like to pretend they are secret agent spies who can waltz straight into an enemy base and fool the guards into believing that they saw nothing in the first place. While becoming a real spy may take years of training unlike what happens in the movie, Spy Kids, the game Invisible, Inc. turns this fantasy into reality with a simple download off of Steam.

Genre: An Action-Strategy Game