RPG: Difference between revisions
| Line 17: | Line 17: | ||
*[[Bards tale]] | *[[Bards tale]] | ||
*[[Black Land]] | *[[Black Land]] | ||
*[[BloodWych]] | |||
*[[Dragons of Flame]] | |||
*[[Elvira]] | *[[Elvira]] | ||
*[[Fer et Flammes]] | *[[Fer et Flammes]] | ||
*[[Hero Quest]] | |||
*[[Heroes of the lance]] | |||
*[[Iron Lord]] | |||
*[[Le maitre absolu]] | *[[Le maitre absolu]] | ||
*[[Mandragore]] | |||
[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games Programming]][[Category:Stub]] | *[[Quest for the Mindstone]] | ||
*[[Rogue]] | |||
*[[Shadowfire]] | |||
*[[Times of Lore]] | |||
[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games Programming]][[Category:RPG]][[Category:Stub]] | |||
Revision as of 20:31, 17 December 2009
RPG stands for Role Playing Game.
It comes directly from pen and paper Roleplaying games such as the classical Dungeons and Dragons or the British Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (from Games Workshop's famous franchise)
It often includes Wargames mechanics, with a strong Fluff wise story telling.
This genre was sadly rarely ported on Amstrad CPC...as Adventures games were far more common.
Contents of a proper RPG
A proper RPG shall inlude some kind GUI.
And an evolution system for Player's characters.