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The video by Jwel highlights an array of new turn-based RPGs, offering a broad overview of their unique settings, gameplay mechanics, and strategic elements. Featured games include “Zoria: Age of Shattering," a tactical RPG with a complex class system in a fantasy world, and “Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord," a 3D remake focused on dungeon exploration. Other noteworthy mentions are “Ludus Marus,” a dark fantasy dungeon crawler set in Imperial Rome, and “Anomaly Collapse,” a turn-based rogue-like with mystery-solving elements.
Further segments explore diverse titles such as “Path of Acra,” a 2D rogue-like emphasizing grid-based strategy and timed combat, and “Terra Memoria,” a 3D Pixel Art RPG centered on magical spell management. Denser narratives are found in games like “The Toma Turch,” set in the early 20th century, and “Fidc,” a medieval RPG set in 15th century Slovakia.
The video also previews exciting upcoming releases, including a spiritual successor to “Soden,” “Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader” by the Pathfinder developers, and “Chrono Arm,” a deck-building roguelike. “Stolen Realm” offers a co-op Dungeons & Dragons-style experience, while “Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth” promises an engaging criminal narrative in Hawaii.
Further enhancing the diversity, “Songs of Conquest” combines magic and strategy reminiscent of the Heroes of Might and Magic series, whereas “Persona 3 Reload” revives the classic with modern updates. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to share their favorite RPGs and engage with the channel.
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In this segment, the video presenter, Jwel, discusses new turn-based RPGs that are worth playing. They start by acknowledging the influx of new RPGs and the difficulty in choosing the right ones. Before diving into recommendations, there’s a brief promotion for Instant Gaming, a site offering deals on RPG titles. The first game mentioned is “Zoria: Age of Shattering,” a tactical RPG with a deep class system set in a fantasy world. Next, Jwel talks about “Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord,” a 3D remake where players assemble a party to navigate a complex dungeon. Another game, “Ludus Marus,” is a dungeon crawler set in a dark fantasy version of Imperial Rome, emphasizing team creation and quest completion. Finally, “Anomaly Collapse” is highlighted as a turn-based rogue-like where players build a team to uncover mysteries in a city center.
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In this segment, the video discusses several games with unique combat and gameplay mechanics:
1. Path of Acra: A 2D rogue-like RPG emphasizing strategic positioning on a grid, fixed turn order, and a frenzy mode if battles aren’t completed promptly. It features dynamic combat with trigger effects, automatic movement, and attack options.
2. Terra Memoria: A 3D Pixel Art RPG focusing on a magical world where players manage spell cooldowns instead of traditional MP. Exploiting elemental weaknesses and strategic planning are key to success.
3. The Toma Turch: An isometric RPG where players, as Wictor, make morally ambiguous decisions and use mystical abilities to uncover hidden secrets in early 20th century War Soul.
4. Fidc: A 2D medieval RPG set in 15th century Slovakia starring Pavo, an alcoholic knight. It combines turn-based combat with exploration, and players must navigate challenges from pillagers and supernatural horrors while upgrading equipment.
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In this part of the video, several upcoming RPG games are highlighted. The 2.5D RPG, a spiritual successor to Soden, features accessible turn-based combat and a standalone story suitable for newcomers. Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, developed by the team behind the Pathfinder series, involves assembling a crew for strategic turn-based battles. Chrono Arm is a deck-building roguelike RPG where the protagonist, Lucy, recruits investigators to save the world from chaos. Stolen Realm offers a Dungeons and Dragons-style campaign in a high fantasy world with co-op gameplay and scalable quests. Lastly, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is a turn-based RPG set in Hawaii, focusing on a gripping crime story and introducing a revamped combat system.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses two turn-based RPG games. “Songs of Conquest,” which blends elements of magic and strategy reminiscent of the Heroes of Might and Magic series, allowing for customizable town development and boosted creature production. The second game, “Persona 3 Reload,” is a visually enhanced version of the original game with quality-of-life improvements, new features, an updated soundtrack, and new voice actors, enriching its storytelling and combat experience. The presenter concludes by encouraging viewers to share their favorite new turn-based RPGs in the comments and to like and subscribe to the channel.