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Anonymous03/06/26, 22:41No.3940185
Why are tons of people making snes-style rpgs but no one seems to be making 1991-style crpgs? Westwood Studios, Eye of the Beholder 2 The Legend of Darkmoon, this kind of thing.
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Anon03/06/26, 22:43No.3940187
Because they were all replaced by IE titles which became the blueprint for modern RPG.
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Anon03/06/26, 22:50No.3940194
That would require that they actually play games instead of just watching youtube videos about people talking about them.
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Anon03/07/26, 05:11No.3940298
Japan is still making new Wizardry games and Wizardry clones.
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Anon03/07/26, 06:26No.3940333
Because it's easier
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Anon03/07/26, 07:24No.3940361
>snes-style rpgs
you mean rpgmakerslop
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Anon03/07/26, 17:24No.3940444
Blobbers are still somewhat common but very niche. They'll always be less popular than top-down or full 3d games.
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Anon03/09/26, 00:24No.3941230
Try Skald.Otherwise, the EOTB formula was perfected with Grimrock 2, so making any more games of that style is pointless.
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Anon03/09/26, 19:37No.3941546
Westwood Studios had pinnacle level professional pixel art. You can't replicate that with Johnny Shut-in as your art guy.
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Anon03/09/26, 20:17No.3941569
RTWP is bad garbage that died because it was bad garbage.
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Anon03/09/26, 21:43No.3941609
Legend of Grimrock is the closest to a good modern interpretation of that genre. Thank god it wasn't turnbased
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Anon03/09/26, 23:02No.3941652
WRPGs suck is why.
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Anon03/10/26, 13:57No.3941953
There was several grid dungeon crawlers announced in last few months.
Not sure I want to play any more tho, I loved EoB II and I and Dungeon Master but it's not something I want to play forever.Everyone should play the Albion game from 1994 BTW.
