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2016PC73 % positive5.99 €

A story-focused, classic-style fantasy RPG in which you play Elleria in a grimmer alternate timeline, facing off against your own other self. Expect party-based combat and a plot in the vein of smaller indie JRPGs.

  • A party of several characters
  • Turn-based combat
  • Fantasy setting
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

The closest matches for Atonement 2: Ruptured by Despair are Suikoden, Suikoden II and Final Fantasy. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Atonement 2: Ruptured by Despair special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Suikoden

96 %Match

1995PCPlayStation

  • A party of several characters
  • Turn-based combat
  • Fantasy setting

A classic JRPG where you recruit 108 Stars of Destiny, grow your own castle headquarters and lead a rebellion against an empire. Alongside turn-based party battles it features army battles and one-on-one duels.

Suikoden II

Turn-based combat

A classic JRPG with a gripping war story of friendship and betrayal. Over 100 recruitable characters, a growing home base, plus duels and army battles keep the gameplay varied.

Final Fantasy

Turn-based combat

The Pixel Remaster of the first Final Fantasy brings the classic turn-based quest of four Warriors of Light to modern platforms with refreshed 2D visuals and a rearranged soundtrack. A simple but foundational JRPG experience.

Final Fantasy IV

Turn-based combat

A classic JRPG built on the Active Time Battle system, telling the dramatic tale of the dark knight Cecil. This PC version is based on the 2007 remake with improved visuals, a Hard mode and autosaves.

Final Fantasy IV

Turn-based combat

A genre-defining classic following the dark knight Cecil on a quest involving crystals and betrayal, with Active Time Battle turn-based combat and a rotating party. The Pixel Remaster brings redrawn 2D visuals and refreshed music.

Final Fantasy V

Turn-based combat

The 1992 classic in Pixel Remaster form: its job system lets you freely switch and combine classes, making the turn-based battles highly flexible. It also offers a charming tale about four crystals, with redone graphics and music.

Final Fantasy VI

Turn-based combat

A classic JRPG with a large ensemble cast, a tyrannical empire, and a dramatic world-shattering plot. The Pixel Remaster polishes the 2D visuals and music while keeping the proven turn-based combat.

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