Endless RPG
Kezarus · 2019 · RPG, Adventure, Indie, Strategy, Open World
PC
Very Positive85% · 52
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About Endless RPG
Living World
Generate a unique, living world! Towns grow as time passes. Buildings are destroyed and constructed. These changes directly impact what can be bought in the markets. Gameplay also changes between day or night, across the seasons, and with the weather. The game has a medieval, high fantasy setting.
Tired of the world that you have but want the same party? Go on, generate a brand new world to explore with your favorite band of misfits!
Characters
Create a party of entirely customized characters! There are no restrictions. Want a warrior that plows through enemies with powerful attacks? Check. Want someone more cunning and evasive? You got it. Mages that can harness destructive powers? Or maybe focus on defense and healing? Maybe a druid for support? You’ve got it covered! It’s up to you to choose traditional character types or invent your own. If you choose well, even unusual characters can be VERY powerful. Choose from five races and customize each character’s appearance.
The Rules
The rules are simple and are based on:
- Small numbers (3 Attributes ranging from 0 to 5, Health 10 to 20 and so on)
- Rock-Paper-Scissors mind set (a tool, skill and strategy for each case)
- Less is more mentality (no text walls)
Animated Combat
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Endless RPG as a refreshing party-based RPG that emphasizes player freedom and emergent storytelling over linear narratives, with procedurally generated worlds that create unique experiences each playthrough. The turn-based combat with pause functionality, party management, and ability to train characters in towns are highlighted as standout features that set it apart from dialogue-heavy story games. However, common criticisms include a confusing tutorial, lackluster royalty-free music, occasional poor combat encounters, and character creation that could be more robust, though p
It is a basic Open Ended Party Based RPG game and loads of fun. There is a nice adventure and some character creation, which could be better. I like the new one alot better called Endless RPG - Untold Tales, but this one is a nice segue to the new one. Either one is worth the money but both could be better, alot of untapped potential.3 found this helpful
Its worth every dollar3 found this helpful
Endless RPG is a sandbox-focused role-playing game that places player freedom and emergent storytelling above scripted narratives and fixed progression paths. Developed and published by Kezarus, the game is built around the idea that no two adventures should ever feel the same. Instead of guiding players through a predefined plot or carefully authored campaign, Endless RPG provides a living framework of systems—procedural worlds, flexible characters, and evolving towns—that allows stories to naturally emerge through play. This approach makes the experience feel less like following a story and more like inhabiting a world that responds to your decisions over time. World generation is one of the game’s defining strengths. Each new run creates a fresh map populated with towns, wilderness, enemies, and points of interest that are arranged differently every time. These locations are not static set pieces; towns can grow, decline, or transform depending on events, trade, and player interaction. The passage of time matters, with systems such as day and night cycles and seasonal changes subtly influencing exploration and encounters. This sense of a living, shifting environment encourages …1 found this helpful
Great game! I've been looking for a game like this where I control a party, turn based, can pause combat, not a long boring diologue back and forth, etc. This game fits that and more. It's hard to find games where you can control a party and not deal with a ton of story and dialogue, but glad I found this one. From my experience so far, it's good to have to healers. You can train up in cities when you get enough gold.1 found this helpful
i thought i was going to hate this game at first but after dabbling with it a bit, i ended up enjoying it, sure it uses royalty-free music, its tutorial is both confusing and terrible and some of the combat encounters sucked but its got some good ideas such as a randomly generated world that evolves with time whether its new towns appearing out of thin air or cult bases appearing for you to kill, the idea of it is good and its cheap as well.
This game is a dream come true. I always wanted an open ended world, sandbox gets stale after a while. This? this is a game changer. I want more games like this but deeper. Amazing game.
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