

The Chosen RPG
Little Big Lee · 2016 · Anime, RPG, Nudity, Adventure, Indie
PC
Mostly Positive71% · 1,059
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About The Chosen RPG
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Lead hero Edge through a classic RPG adventure spanning mysterious soldier attacks, ancient prophecies, and the search for his missing father, all centered on the legendary God's Tear sword. Uncover a world-threatening conspiracy and discover whether you're the chosen one destined to wield ultimate power and face ancient evil.
The Chosen is a heroic RPG.
Starting with the faded dream of his missing father, our hero, Edge decides to give his mother's grave a visit. Upon returning, Edge sees his good friend Serenity in a desperate fight with unknown soldiers. Where did these soldiers come from? Why have they been ordered to attack their peaceful village?
After following the trail of these soldiers to the town's historic magic tower, Edge and Serenity discover a mysterious warrior trying to pull the great sword God's Tear from its pedestal. After fighting off this attempt from taking the town's prized possession, Serenity and Edge watch as the mysterious warrior vanishes into thin air leaving even more questions to be answered. Who was this mysterious man? Why was he trying to take the God's Tear?
After this encounter, Edge and Serenity embark on an epic adventure to further discover the purpose of this attack. During this investigation, these two will uncover an ancient myth of their world that foretells a tale of one true hero being chosen to wield the God's Tear and challenge the greatest evil ever to face their time.
Will you be able to unravel the mysterious plot against you and find your father? Will you become the Chosen?
Starting with the faded dream of his missing father, our hero, Edge decides to give his mother's grave a visit. Upon returning, Edge sees his good friend Serenity in a desperate fight with unknown soldiers. Where did these soldiers come from? Why have they been ordered to attack their peaceful village?
After following the trail of these soldiers to the town's historic magic tower, Edge and Serenity discover a mysterious warrior trying to pull the great sword God's Tear from its pedestal. After fighting off this attempt from taking the town's prized possession, Serenity and Edge watch as the mysterious warrior vanishes into thin air leaving even more questions to be answered. Who was this mysterious man? Why was he trying to take the God's Tear?
After this encounter, Edge and Serenity embark on an epic adventure to further discover the purpose of this attack. During this investigation, these two will uncover an ancient myth of their world that foretells a tale of one true hero being chosen to wield the God's Tear and challenge the greatest evil ever to face their time.
Will you be able to unravel the mysterious plot against you and find your father? Will you become the Chosen?
What Steam players say
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[h1] Nope. [/h1]9 found this helpful
I started gaming when I was like five years old, the first console I owned was one of the Atari systems, with graphics that had black and white graphics, with bars and balls representing the action, at the time it was glorious, then we graduated to the Nintendo Entertainment System, far greater graphics, sounds and gameplay then the old school Atari but I still wasn’t really hooked, UNTIL, the glorious day I got the original Sony Playstation, it was like a fire awoken inside of me and I wanted to do nothing but game, all hours of the day and night. This was also the time I discovered my love of J-RPG’s, starting with what I consider the grand daddy of all J-RPG’s Final Fantasy 7, the game was perfect in every way, I was completely hooked. For years I played every RPG I could get my hands on. That brings us to today, my love of RPG’s has diminished a bit but it’s still there, and I try to check out old school rpg’s from time to time. This time was The Chosen RPG. Story - The game starts with our Hero edge, wrapped in a dream about his missing father, upon waking up, Edge discovers some holy warriors are attacking his village trying to steal Excalibur so they can join Aurth…7 found this helpful
The Chosen RPG, developed by Little Big Lee and published by Senpai Industrial Studios, is a traditional, retro-inspired role-playing game that leans heavily on the conventions established by classic JRPGs. Built with a straightforward structure and familiar mechanics, it presents a story of destiny, conflict, and heroism without attempting to significantly deviate from the formula. It is a game that prioritizes accessibility and simplicity, offering a clear and easy-to-follow experience, but one that also struggles to distinguish itself in a genre defined by depth and innovation. The narrative follows Edge, a young protagonist whose life is abruptly changed by a series of events that thrust him into a larger conflict tied to an ancient prophecy. As he gathers companions and travels across different regions, the story unfolds through a sequence of predictable but functional plot developments. Themes of fate, loss, and responsibility are present, but they are explored in a familiar way, relying on well-established tropes rather than introducing new perspectives. The characters serve their roles effectively, contributing to the progression of the story, though they rarely evolve bey…1 found this helpful
This game is horrid. Ignoring the fact that all the female characters are in their underwear for no ♥♥♥♥♥♥ reason lol. One word I'd use to describe this game is generic. Generic plot, generic combat. An amalgamation of every anime-inspired jrpg since 1990. But it was fun to laugh at it with friends. 10/100
A role-playing game that focuses on story, character development, and world exploration. The project offers an atmospheric experience with various gameplay options, but the pace and style may not be suitable for all players. Recommended for fans of this genre. Otherwise, you can obtain a badge and collectible cards from this game.
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