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Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders (2004)
6.4/10on IGDB
Released
The original Xbox game from Phantagram and Blueside puts you in charge of a fantasy army without taking your character out of the fight. Give orders to your units, then jump into the action at the head of your own troops. The English-language Windows port keeps its four campaigns and is a way to see how a console game made room for a strategy layer.
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Crimson Gem Saga (2008)
Released
IronNos and SK Telecom built this handheld RPG around turn-based fights you can see coming. Get the jump on a visible enemy and the party opens with a free attack, or time a follow-up after a critical hit to keep the damage going without spending magic. Look for Atlus’s North American PSP release for its rewritten English script and additional voiced lines.
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The Coma: Recut (2017)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Seoul’s Devespresso Games traps Youngho in a nightmarish version of his high school. Listen for footsteps before leaving cover, then see what you can learn from the notes and maps scattered around the halls. The hand-drawn rooms make an ordinary school recognizable even when you’re trying to decide where to hide next.
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DJMax Respect (2017)
8.9/10on IGDB
Released
In NEOWIZ’s PlayStation 4 rhythm game, start in Freestyle with a four-button chart and see how the falling notes sit against the music. Try a denser layout once your hands know where the beat is. You can work at a song in your own time, with the option to move up to five, six, or eight buttons as you get comfortable.
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Dojagi: The Korean Pottery (2018)
Released
Busan’s UTPlus Interactive gives you a pottery wheel to work with both hands in VR. Throw the clay, shape it while it spins, then use tools and glazes to finish the piece. The workshop mode lets you focus on that sequence at your own pace. The Windows release requires a VR headset and tracked controllers.
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Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children (2020)
9.2/10on IGDB
Released
Seoul’s Dandylion makes a turn-based tactics game about a newly licensed investigator in the city of Valhalla. Characters can learn and combine masteries as they grow, so two squad members can approach fights differently even when they look similar at first. Choose it if working out how to build a team is half the fun for you. It has a separate offline mode.
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Library of Ruina (2021)
8.7/10on IGDB
Released
At Project Moon’s library, the guests you defeat become books that can help you invite new guests. Fights combine deckbuilding with dice rolls, so your choice of cards helps determine how much chance you’re willing to leave in a clash. Start here if you like a game where reading the next opponent is as important as finding the next chapter.
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Buried Stars (2020)
7.6/10on IGDB
Released
In Studio Largo’s mystery, a televised talent competition ends with people trapped under the stage. Talk with the other survivors, then check the in-game social feed for clues about what the audience sees from outside. The contrast makes this a good pick if you like mysteries where public speculation can be almost as revealing as a private conversation.
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Dave the Diver (2023)
8.1/10on IGDB
Released
Mintrocket ties two easy-to-understand jobs together. Dive into the Blue Hole for fish during the day, then see what you can do with the catch at the sushi bar at night. Each shift gives the next dive a new purpose, even when you’re only going back for a reliable ingredient.
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Lies of P (2023)
8.4/10on IGDB
Released
Round8 Studio’s Pinocchio retelling turns Krat into a city of puppets and broken promises. Try putting the blade of one weapon on the handle of another. The blade and handle each bring their own special move, so a weapon can feel familiar in one respect and ask you to learn something new in another.
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Sanabi (2023)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Wonder Potion gives a retired veteran a chain-hook arm and sends him through a tall, empty city. Swing across gaps, pull yourself past traps, and learn how each stretch of skyline sets up the next leap. The arm gives the pixel-art buildings a purpose as footholds and obstacles while you find out what happened to the people who lived there.
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Ogu and the Secret Forest (2024)
8.1/10on IGDB
Released
Moonlab Studio and Sinkhole Studio make a hand-drawn adventure about a small explorer with a lot to notice. Draw landmarks to uncover clues and try on hats that can give Ogu new abilities. It’s a good first stop if you want something gentler, with puzzles that make you look carefully at the places you pass through.
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The First Berserker: Khazan (2025)
8.1/10on IGDB
Released
Jeju’s Neople revisits the Dungeon Fighter Online universe through a solo campaign about a disgraced general. The exaggerated silhouettes and cel-shaded battles give Khazan’s story a different look, and bosses give you a reason to find a weapon and skill set you can use under pressure. The story is set centuries before the online game.
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