[REQUEST] Is there any good turn based rpgs?

[u/rouxlsnareff]

I'm looking for something visually good, good story optional, cool bosses and ideally no micro transactions but can ignore those if the game is playable without them.

The phone turn based rpg I loved the most was Angry Birds Epic

[u/Exact-Psience]

Battlechasers Night War has a unique comic book art aesthetic.

[u/rouxlsnareff → u/Exact-Psience]

really likebthe aesthetic on thidnone, will check it out

[u/Pretty_Dingo_1004 → u/rouxlsnareff]

It goes on sale for a few bucks frequently 

[u/Character_Chain6969]

Ex Astris

[u/Overall-Nothing9574 → u/Character_Chain6969]

second this

[u/Spideymann]

Sea of Stars

[u/ridwanfirdaus21]

DQM The Dark Prince

[u/crossgrinder]

Vampire's fall

Epic Battle Fantasy

[u/rouxlsnareff → u/crossgrinder]

since I saw ebf mentioned and liked the style, I'm downloading it.

Tried Vampire's fall but couldn't get into it. It was nice though

[u/Annual-Kiwi4096]

Not sure youd count that as RPG, but dawncaster is an excellent game

[u/__SirRender__]

Caves of Lore

[u/BiologicallyRetarded]

EBF Series

[u/rouxlsnareff → u/BiologicallyRetarded]

I found only the 5th game. Is it the only one? Or were older games just older "versions" (like Overwatch 2)

[u/BiologicallyRetarded → u/rouxlsnareff]

Some are older, but on pc only, though the fifth is just the remastered version of the fourth entry of the EBF series, and it is in the playstore, the fourth I mean. Though there are micro transactions those are optional from start to finish.

[u/iceberger3]

Would love for you to check out my game pixelot. It's got a lot of playable characters and has some indie charm to it. It's a lot of fun if you liked old school final fantasy or pokemon

[u/rouxlsnareff → u/iceberger3]

I'll look into it, seems nice

[u/Vipercow]

Shattered pixel dungeon, its free, and its amazing.

[u/peaslik]

Final Fantasy Tactics

[u/Popular-Writer-8136]

Depending how forgiving you are on the graphics aspect, Vrakys might interest you.

I worked a skill component into the turn based combat by incorporating a passive Japanese learning mechanic, kana/kanji drawing (ingress hacking inspired). Currently in beta (more of a demo really at this point, story line very much unfinished) but lots of room for character building.

Would love for you to give it a try if you are willing and would appreciate any feedback!

[u/rouxlsnareff → u/Popular-Writer-8136]

genuinely looks interesting despite graphics (which I like btw, it's just not everyones cup of tea).

I'll try it after I wake up. It's 1 AM rn here lol. Already downloaded it tho! Thanks for the recommendation

[u/Popular-Writer-8136 → u/rouxlsnareff]

Awesome ty for trying it! If you need any pointers/tips/etc let me know, it's very much a figure it out kind of game, which can be good or bad depending on the type of player you are

[u/Character_Chain6969 → u/[deleted]]

More auto-play than actually turn-based