Heres a big one for you guys!
Uncharted: Drakes Fortune (2007) PC!
[Download Below]
Playable on PC with enhancements via this updated RPCS3 build with community patches! Available on the internet archive!
It features unlocked FPS support, graphical enhancements like increased draw distance, and 4K resolution!
Optional cheats are included, infinite ammo, health, and enabling the dev console!
Enjoy!
Fable II (2008) PC
[DOWNLOAD INCLUDED]
This is the best way to experience it on PC!
Enhanced resolution, configurable aspect ratio and framerate options!
This is packaged and preconfigured with Xenia for your convenience, note it may be a bit demanding due to it being emulation.
Hoping for a recompilation project sometime soon!
Gaiapolis (1993) by Konami is essentially an arcade action RPG, complete with levelling, inventory management, magic attacks, and branching routes. The fact that Konami put a full fantasy RPG into an arcade cabinet still feels surreal
Dragonstone for the Amiga (Core Design/1994) is a fantasy action-RPG.
Originally planned as a sequel to the game Darkmere, it evolved into a standalone game.
Features the lush and distinctive pixel art by Mark Jones (Darkmere, Cybernoid 2, Stormlord, etc.).
#AmigaReposts
Loulan: The Cursed Sand
· Action RPG from ChillyRoom, set along the ancient Silk Road
· Play as The Cursed Sand - a skeletal warrior who can freely swap between Bone Form (heavy melee) and Sand Form abilities, puzzles
· Top-down perspective, realistic one-vs-many cold weapon combat
· Story: an exiled royal guard returns to the fallen kingdom of Loulan to find his beloved princess
· No Souls-like mechanics — no stamina bar, no death penalties; multiple difficulty options planned
· Part of PlayStation's China Hero Project
· 16-person cross-regional team with veterans from Santa Monica Studio, FromSoftware, and PlatinumGames
· Coming to PS5 and PC (Steam & Epic), 2026
A Whisper of Fall: Jinyiwei
• Single-player action-stealth RPG from Chengdu Cangmo Information Technology, set in the late Ming Dynasty
• You play as a boatman who infiltrates the imperial secret police (the Jinyiwei) as an undercover agent for the black market
• The world is described as a non-linear semi-open world with a day-night cycle
• Core mechanic: Heavenly Deduction - rewind time to change outcomes, find new paths, and solve cases
• Wuxia-inspired combat: swords, spears, dual blades, and guns with parries, counters, and posture-based duels
• Parkour traversal: leap between rooftops and vault walls
• Investigate crimes: interrogate suspects, identify culprits, and unravel a conspiracy
• Choices shape your path and lead to multiple endings
• Part of PlayStation's China Hero Project, with global publishing by 4Divinity
• Platforms: PS5, PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, WeGame)
• Release: 2026 (no exact date yet)
ALRightokaySO get this. It's like the legendary sword Excalibur, but we forgot to take it out of the lake until winter.
So now it's Excaliburrrrrrrrrrrr 🥁 🥁 📀
Wishlist if you’re into this: https://t.co/zNBh0R7mkT
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Some of you already know that I'm not very creative when it comes to save game names.
The same goes for character names in cRPG games. My main character is always Sir PeteZ, the second warrior is either Zuzzu (female) or Sir Robin. The dwarf is always Gimli or GiveMe. The ranger is either Duplolas or Rabin Hood. The mage is always Ganjalf. And the cleric/priest is Preston.
Do you have any names that you always use in games?
Wizardry 7 and the Tale of the Sir Robin song.