Geneforge 4: Rebellion
Spiderweb Software · 2026 · RPG, Indie, Strategy, Isometric, Turn-Based Combat
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About Geneforge 4: Rebellion
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Return to the world of the Shapers where you'll explore a massive 80+ area world, choose your faction, and command your own army of genetically crafted monsters in tactical combat. Your decisions—whether you help rebels, use diplomacy, or go full conquest—shape the story toward one of dozens of wildly different endings.
<p>Geneforge 4: Rebellion is an Indie fantasy role-playing adventure, the fourth chapter of the Geneforge Saga. Once again, return to the world of the Shapers, where you will explore a vast world, choose what side you will fight for, and create and mold your own army of strange, powerful monsters.</p>
<p>Geneforge 4: Rebellion features an enormous world, with over 80 areas to explore. Choose among several sides, each with its own beliefs, cities, and quests. Help the rebels or fight them. Slay your enemies or use stealth and diplomacy to outwit them. Your choices will shape the world, and there are dozens of different endings.</p>
<p>Geneforge 4: Rebellion features an enormous world, with over 80 areas to explore. Choose among several sides, each with its own beliefs, cities, and quests. Help the rebels or fight them. Slay your enemies or use stealth and diplomacy to outwit them. Your choices will shape the world, and there are dozens of different endings.</p>
What Steam players say
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There's just something about the Geneforge series. There's something special here. Atmospheric. Unique. Memorable. Oddly nostalgic, even if you've never played it before.
That splash screen awoke something in me when I was younger. Much more compatible with modern systems than previous entries, and a more refined title in general. IIRC this is the first game where you actually access a Geneforge at the start of the game.
good game
this game has no dang music and the ui is terrible
Classic old school RPG. Still holds up well if you are looking for nostalgic fun, or an immersive (largely text-based) adventure. The world-building is what really keeps me playing as the lore is well developed and engaging.
Death to the Shapers
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