

The Storyteller
Any Button Games · 2024 · Level Editor, Turn-Based Combat, Free to Play, RPG, Fantasy
PC
8 user reviews88% · 8
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About The Storyteller
In the game you can create your own world in a worldbuilder mode and tell your story as a Storyteller. After you finished the worldbuilding, you can host it and play with your friends in a Turn-based combat RPG.
Here are the features you can access:
Play as a Storyteller:
Create Worlds: Easily paint terrains and add buildings, trees, and decorations.
NPCs and Shops: Add characters that players can interact with, including shopkeepers.
Interactive Storytelling: Tell your story and engage players with interactive elements.
Epic Battles: Challenge players with turn-based combat and powerful enemies.
Triggers: Change chapters or music on the fly.
Rewards: Place chests with loot for players to find after battles.
Set the Mood: Use music and sounds to enhance the atmosphere.
Dice Rolls: Add a TTRPG feel with dice roll challenges.
Custom Rules: Adjust the game’s difficulty and other settings to your liking.
Host and lead your friends through your creation online, or let everyone explore the world that you created.
Play as a Hero:
Create Your Character: Pick an avatar and distribute stats.
Battle: Fight in strategic turn-based battles.
Level Up: Grow stronger and choose your path as a warrior, mage, or rogue.
Learn Spells: Master different classes and spells.
Loot and Gear Up: Find treasures, buy gear, and get ready for bigger challenges.
Adventure: Dive into the story and interact with the world.
TTRPG Checks: Use dice rolls for key moments like persuasion.
Be the Hero: Complete the campaign and become a legend.
Here are the features you can access:
Play as a Storyteller:
Create Worlds: Easily paint terrains and add buildings, trees, and decorations.
NPCs and Shops: Add characters that players can interact with, including shopkeepers.
Interactive Storytelling: Tell your story and engage players with interactive elements.
Epic Battles: Challenge players with turn-based combat and powerful enemies.
Triggers: Change chapters or music on the fly.
Rewards: Place chests with loot for players to find after battles.
Set the Mood: Use music and sounds to enhance the atmosphere.
Dice Rolls: Add a TTRPG feel with dice roll challenges.
Custom Rules: Adjust the game’s difficulty and other settings to your liking.
Host and lead your friends through your creation online, or let everyone explore the world that you created.
Play as a Hero:
Create Your Character: Pick an avatar and distribute stats.
Battle: Fight in strategic turn-based battles.
Level Up: Grow stronger and choose your path as a warrior, mage, or rogue.
Learn Spells: Master different classes and spells.
Loot and Gear Up: Find treasures, buy gear, and get ready for bigger challenges.
Adventure: Dive into the story and interact with the world.
TTRPG Checks: Use dice rolls for key moments like persuasion.
Be the Hero: Complete the campaign and become a legend.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
⠀8 found this helpful
"The Storyteller" is an Unreal based early access "game that lets you make games"... ugh. Whenever developers decide that instead of doing the job of a developer, they try to get players to fill in the gaps, it ends in disaster. Worth noting this is at least still getting updates, but the integration of the untrustworthy EOS and some other elements, as well as the dead player base indicate this is highly unlikely to go anywhere. At best this is trying to be a really weak collaborative ripoff of RPG Maker, one of the worst bits of software ever to darken the gaming industry. It's incomplete and may never be finished. This features really godawful, lazy pixel-esque retro "art" instead of real graphics. It's hard to say if this was because the developer didn't have the skill to do the job of creating 3D visuals, or couldn't afford to hire someone who does, but it also doesn't matter. What matters is that this looks bad because of that decision, and that's a major deterrent to gamers. Games like Terraria and Stardew Valley succeeded [i]despite[/i] the bad graphics, not because of them. This is "free" enough, at least you won't be expected to spend any more money after you down…2 found this helpful
Very fun! Definitely looking forward to what comes next :)1 found this helpful
Played with friends, very fun and amusing.
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