Athenian Rhapsody: Thunder Goober's Personality Dungeon

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fun and funny

kinda similarities to Undertale and Deltarune and not bad and also it was free

Athenian Rhapsody: Thunder Goober's Personality Dungeon is a wonderfully eccentric RPG that treats unpredictability as one of its greatest strengths. Developed by Nico Papalia and published by Top Hat Studios, Inc., this standalone adventure serves as an introduction to the broader world of Athenian Rhapsody while still offering enough distinctive mechanics and branching possibilities to establish an identity of its own. Instead of simply demonstrating combat and ending after a brief tutorial, it builds an entire miniature adventure around personality, player decisions, unusual friendships, exploration, and an intentionally ridiculous sense of humor. The journey immediately distinguishes itself with a personality quiz that determines which of twelve companions will accompany the player through the dungeon. This is more than a cosmetic character selection because companions have different personalities and can noticeably affect how the adventure unfolds. Some are helpful during combat, while others contribute through dialogue, comedy, or their unusual behavior. Having the companion determined through a quiz rather than conventional selection also suits the game's obsession with tur…

Athenian Rhapsody: Thunder Goober's Personality Dungeon is a really weird little RPG, but it knows exactly how weird it wants to be. I start by taking a personality test, picking my character and getting matched with one of twelve possible companions. From there I have to make my way through Thunder Goober's dungeon, and I can either fight the strange enemies I meet or try to become friends with them. The whole thing is colourful, silly and constantly making jokes, but underneath that it has a proper turn based combat system with real time dodging. The combat is probably the part I enjoyed most because every fight can feel different. I get normal turn based choices, but when an enemy attacks I actually have to move around and dodge what is coming at me. Some encounters also add their own little games and challenges instead of just making me repeat the same attack pattern. I like having something to do during the enemy's turn because it keeps me involved instead of turning combat into a sequence of menus. The different opponents also give me reasons to pay attention because some attacks and interactions work very differently from one fight to another. The friendship system is what…

I am a bit of a cornball apparently.