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2016PC84 % positive9.69 €

You lead a rebellion in occupied alternate-history feudal Japan in this pixel-art JRPG. A small indie project that pairs classic JRPG structure with an unusual setting.

  • Historical setting
  • Pixel art
  • A party of several characters
  • Turn-based combat

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In short: Games like Disgraced

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Disgraced special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

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Warriors of Vilvatikta

87 %Match

2016PC53 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Disgraced: a historical setting, a party of several characters and pixel art.

An indie RPG inspired by real Indonesian history, taking you to a setting rarely seen in games. I only know it superficially, so the details are rough estimates.

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Wandering Sword

Historical setting

A pixel-art Wuxia RPG following a young man pulled into sect feuds and martial arts training. Grid-based turn-based tactical battles, a large party and deep skill development are at its core.

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.

Suikoden

A party of several characters

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.

Final Fantasy II

Turn-based combat

The Pixel Remaster of the 1988 classic tells a story of rebellion against a ruthless empire. Its standout feature is the unusual levelless growth system, where stats and weapon skills improve through use.

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