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2017PC78 % positive2.99 €

You play a socially awkward shut-in whose therapist pushes him into everyday tasks that play out as classic JRPG battles. Humor about introversion and everyday anxieties is front and center.

  • Turn-based combat
  • Lots of humour
  • Pixel art
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

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Serious Sam: The Random Encounter

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2011PC49 % positive4.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Introvert Quest: turn-based combat, plenty of humour and pixel art.

Serious Sam reimagined as a retro-style turn-based pixel-art RPG, where Sam and his oddball mercenaries fight tongue-in-cheek random encounters against hordes of absurd monsters.

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LA Cops

Turn-based combat

You lead a squad of cops through a colorful 1970s-style Los Angeles in turn-based tactical missions against crooks. Smart positioning matters most, and the comedic tone gives it a retro cop-show flavor.

Victim of Xen

Turn-based combat

A small indie RPG in which the hero Will is turned into a girl by a capricious royal witch and sets off on a fantasy journey. It relies on classic turn-based combat and a tongue-in-cheek story.

Grimm's Hollow

Turn-based combat

A free pixel-art RPG in which you travel through the afterlife with a scythe to find your brother. Its mix of spooky settings, humor and an emotional story gives it charm.

C. Kane

Turn-based combat

C. Kane is a satirical homage to classic Japanese console RPGs, with talking beavers and media moguls driving its absurd humor. It relies on old-school turn-based combat and tongue-in-cheek parody.

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