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I just love AoD. It's a RPG that actually makes you feel like you're playing a role... For some reason that's pretty rare. Regarding the supposed unbearable difficulty that some people have complained about: In Age of Decadence, combat is rather realistic in the sense that fighting is very...

I'm happy the game is funded, even though I feel with all of the interesting ideas they put forth, they deserved to raise quite a bit more. It doesn't seem likely that the first stretch goal will be reached in the next 5 hours... however, the paypal pre-orders will count towards stretch goals...

My personal favorite is Shadowrun: Dragonfall. Incidentally, that is where my avatar is from. I actually consider one of my favorite RPGs of all time. Great characters and a good story with some interesting choices to make. And a few different possible endings. Decent turn-based tactical...

Ah, so you are inspired to have NTWTF become as popular as CoD? That sounds more like pure fantasy than "fantastic realism". :) But the game sounds up my alley, so I wish you the best of luck.

I'm wondering how it can be that "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" could possibly be an inspiration. The game isn't a multiplayer shooter so obviously doesn't have much in common in terms of gameplay. I thought perhaps setting but I looked it up and that game mainly takes place in outer...

Well, they're getting close to their goal... $38, 400 with a little over 2 days left. Think they'll make it. I'm very excited for this game; lots of great ideas presented in the Kickstarter.

My interest is definitely piqued... Look forward to hearing more about the game.

Whalenought Studios, the developer of "Serpent in the Staglands" have their next game Copper Dreams on Kickstarter They're around 80% funded with a week to go. It's a cyberpunk party-based CRPG with turn-based combat and stealth mechanics. That's pretty much all I need to know. Glad they're...

I'm mostly interested in indie or mid-level CRPGs. Games with tactical turn-based combat, lots of dialogue, and hopefully a good amount of choice and consequence. Age of Decadence is probably my favorite game of all time. In general I think RPGs are too combat heavy and I miss the old school...