Plays kind of like an old Final Fantasy SNES game, but with dumb jokes.ДЄdventure Bar Story has turn based combat, but a good portion of the game is buying/selling/crafting. Each of the four characters has multiple classes they can be switched between. Has some rogue-lite gameplay: somewhat randomized dungeons, random upgrades and buffs you can find, and if you die - you start over but keep the gold you found to buy permanent ability improvements.Дoom & Destiny Advanced has turn based combat. There are five or six classes you can play as by unlocking them. Wayward Souls is an action RPG hack-and-slash game. There are also a number of different characters you can get on your team. The two Shadowrun games, Returns and Dragonfall are turn based combat and have a bunch of pre-built classes or you can make your own. KOTOR is more on the action side and there are nine different characters you can have on your team. There are about 3 days left on the Humble Mobile Bundle (edit: link), which has a bunch of RPGs. It's a game about making your own choices, if you spend the entire time trying to follow someone else's choices you'll lose the best part of the game. It's not necessary, don't get wrapped up in playing it 'perfectly'. You have to cheese too much in the early game to have an organic experience, you'll be too annoyed about that to pay attention to the story. It's still an amazing story, in an older Bioware RPG.ДЄs a side-note, if you look into strategy guides or walkthroughs you might see reference to the '2/18' run. This was an amazing game back in the day. I don't know if any of these have been remastered, so you're going to be playing it with mid-2000s graphics.

(It was an Xbox exclusive so I don't think it's ever appeared on the Playstation Store.) It's on the Xbox Marketplace for One/360. For most people it's just a matter of running it in compatability mode, or making sure they have a specific version of DX9. Steam also has fixes to get it running on modern systems.

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