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[...] you to go buy it. Details on that here. (In other news, this is now our 50th episode of IndieRPGs.com Checks Out! It’s been a great pleasure giving you an early look at a wide array of indie RPGs [...]

Riva Celso, the man behind the proverbial curtain at Winter Wolves Games,was good enough to provide me with a beta build of his upcoming jRPG Tales Of [...]

Bacon Bandit Games was good enough to provide me a copy of Letter Quest, and as is my wont, I played through part of it and recorded as I went! You vi [...]

I had the pleasure of being offered a copy of the Lords of Xulima beta a week or two ago–and so, of course, I took it upon myself to give it a go, r [...]

[...] Welcome back to Back to Back, where we take a look at all the world of indie RPGs and crowfunding. The success rate for the last round of games was unusually high. Of the games [...]

With Christmas looming over us and its associated shopping season in full swing, there is relatively little oxygen for indie game announcements (to sa [...]

Hello, faithful indie RPG fans! We’re back from holiday break and ready to start spreading the word on up-and-coming RPGs by small independent d [...]

Boy! It sure been a little while since we last checked in on the world of Kickstarter, eh? Let’s see what’s new! Arrelia – a jRPG w [...]

[...] at the moment–just the Facebook page). I’m not sure that there is actually a narrative premise at work here, but the basic gist of the game is as follows: You control brave heroes to [...]

[...] exploration of the Might and Magic variety with large-scale strategic battles. The narrative premise: The game is set in a ancient fantasy world of kings, wizards and fearsome creatures. [...]

[...] occurs across distinct virtual realities powered by computers. The devs describe the narrative premise as follows: There exist countless virtual realms beyond our current understanding or reach; [...]

[...] Legacy, Mika Mobile‘s follow-up to 2011′s Battleheart. If there’s a narrative premise to speak of, the devs aren’t talking. Instead, we have this: The spirit of Battleheart [...]

[...] in its current incarnation. There are 6 days remaining for this one to hit its $30,000 funding goal. Deadrock Divide – a sandbox RPG set in outer space, with nice, stylish visuals and [...]

[...] with (shudder) 3D platforming. Regrettably, the developers have chosen a hefty $150,000 funding goal; they have 29 days to raise another $134,000 if they are to be funded. FitRPG – an RPG that [...]

[...] days remaining. (The devs assure me that development will continue whether or not it hits its funding goal.) Elysian Shadows is planned for release on Windows, Mac and Linux, with Watermelon Co. ( [...]

[...] /2rfHbDyj0Lc Jotun is being developed for Windows and Mac. Now that its Kickstarter has met its funding goal, the developers estimate that Jotun will be released sometime around September 2015 for [...]

[...] it’s exclusive to Windows. You can nab it for $6.99 direct from the developer; there is a free demo available as well if you want to try before you buy. [...]

[...] to allow it entry onto Steam. HoaBL is available for Windows, Mac and Linux; there is also a free demo available if you want to try before you buy (Windows / Mac / Linux / Linux 64-bit / Browser). [...]

[...] Undefeated for $16.99 direct from the developer right here. Windows only. There’s also a free demo if you want to try before you buy. [...]

[...] trailer should give you an idea of how it plays: Daz states that he’s just released a free demo (Windows only)–you can snag it here. Ruins of Endoth is tentatively scheduled for full [...]

[...] of the Laxius Force and Millennium series. I sat down to chat with him about his reliance on RPG Maker, about his plans for the future, about his business model, and about whether direct sales are [...]

[...] Suikoden-style mechanics and terrain tiles in combat. Excitingly, the game is not made in RPG Maker, and has 100% original high quality pixel art. This one has 26 days to raise about $19,000 to [...]

[...] ,” Deja Vu Chronicles is a short jRPG (approximately one hour in length), created in RPG Maker by a small team under the name “NebelSoft.” The narrative premise: The four adventurous [...]

[...] that changes each time you play. Razavi, the project lead, has been developing Vidar in RPG Maker in collaboration with 2D pixel artist Becca Bair and musician Adrian Jakubiak. The premise: Once [...]

[...] Beldarak Games writes in to announce the release of Song of the Myrne: What Lies Beneath, an action RPG created using those ubiquitous Oryx sprite sheets that I’ve mentioned on a few occasions. [...]

[...] Utah indie studio Wasatch Games writes in to announce Saga Heroes, an action RPG with a title apparently custom-made to draw the litigious eye of world-class scumbags King.com. [...]

[...] of challengers up and ready to go: Bob’s Game – a 2D title that is ostensibly an action RPG, this game has a looooong and weird history. By most accounts, Robert Pelloni has been working [...]

[...] Five-person Montreal studio Kitfox Games is working on an action RPG with local co-op support for up to 4 players. The name? Well, it’s right up there in the title: [...]

[...] to raise about $16,000 to hit its goal. Data Hacker: Reboot – a 2D jRPG and the third installment in the Data Hacker series (you may recall that we announced this one at [...]

[...] far surpassed its much-more-manageable $35,000 goal with 26 days left to go. Braven Arts – a 2D jRPG with some very cool-looking Suikoden-style mechanics and terrain tiles in combat. Excitingly, the [...]

[...] Sky were not so lucky. So what’s new on the funding horizon? Beloved Rapture – a 2D jRPG being created in RPG Maker. The Kickstarter page claims that this game is going to present us [...]

[...] been a few weeks since our last Back to Back–let’s see what’s new in the world of indie RPG crowdfunding! Of the games we posted about last time, Beloved Rapture, Omori, Shiness and [...]

[...] Hello, gentle readers! The time has come to once again take a look at the world of indie RPG crowdfunding. Of the games whose campaigns have ended since we covered them last time, Bob’s [...]

[...] Back to Back is back once more, as we take a lil’ peek at how the world of indie RPG crowdfunding is getting on. Of the games we looked at last time, InSomnia, Midora and TimeSpinner were [...]