New Isometric RPG

Hey all,

I've been playing the crap out of Eschalon book I and II as of late again. Having finished with Diablo III and such so I'm looking for a good isometric RPG. I've played the usual; -

Neverwinter Nights

Icewind Dale

Baldurs Gate

Planescape Torment

Divine Divinity

You know, the most common and better known ones. I'm just looking for something new and fresh. I don't run on the best system, but it's not the worst either. Just throw some suggestions and they will all be considered and appreciated.

Cheers!

Titan Quest + Expansions

Sacred 1 + 2

The Geneforge series are an amazing bunch of games.

Sacred 2 would need some playing with camera setting to get decent isometric gaming~

you could check out A Farewell to Dragons.

Temple of Elemental EvilRenevent42

this one is a must; lol, thought it was in the OP's list:)

[QUOTE="Renevent42"]Temple of Elemental Evilteardropmina

this one is a must; lol, thought it was in the OP's list:)

Yeah, just make sure to get the Circle of Eight mod and you're good to go. Arcanum is another great choice if you haven't played it already.

- Avernum series

- Geneforge series

- Avadon

Those are all from Spiderweb games and are isometric, very good old school feel to them rpgs.

The Geneforge series are an amazing bunch of games.

ArchonOver

ToEE and the Co8 modpack

Fallout 1&2

Jagged Alliance 2 and the 1.13 mod. (might wanna try vanillia first)

Realms of Arkania series

Arcanum

If you also would be open to play from a 'top down' perspective, there are alot more options too.

Anyone know when the new one comes out by the folks that made Titan Quest? Forgot the name...

*Grim Dawn!

Anyone played this? Czechisometric RPG. English version was just released. Seems very interesting

http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/inquisitor

Try Eschalon Book 1 and 2. Cheap, but slightly shorter games. Still great turn-based isometric RPGs.

They're both on Steam for 10-15 bucks.

Hey all,

I've been playing the crap out of Eschalon book I and II as of late again. Having finished with Diablo III and such so I'm looking for a good isometric RPG. I've played the usual; -

Neverwinter Nights

Icewind Dale

Baldurs Gate

Planescape Torment

Divine Divinity

You know, the most common and better known ones. I'm just looking for something new and fresh. I don't run on the best system, but it's not the worst either. Just throw some suggestions and they will all be considered and appreciated.

Cheers!

Chronic276

Try Eschalon Book 1 and 2. Cheap, but slightly shorter games. Still great turn-based isometric RPGs.

They're both on Steam for 10-15 bucks.

Lord_Nas3k

lmao...did you read the original post?

[QUOTE="Lord_Nas3k"]

Try Eschalon Book 1 and 2. Cheap, but slightly shorter games. Still great turn-based isometric RPGs.

They're both on Steam for 10-15 bucks.

OODALOOP

lmao...did you read the original post?

Oh. OH. Wow, I don't know how I missed that.

Please don't judge me.

- Avernum series

- Geneforge series

- Avadon

Those are all from Spiderweb games and are isometric, very good old school feel to them rpgs.

kozzy1234

I endorse these in this order.

[QUOTE="ArchonOver"]

The Geneforge series are an amazing bunch of games.

CaptainAhab13

Neverwinter Nights

Icewind Dale

Baldurs Gate

Planescape Torment

Divine Divinity

Chronic276

All mediocre dungeon-crawling psuedo-RPGs. Play FO1/2 and Arcanum. Jagged Alliance 2 looks promising as well, I have yet to play it though.

Drakensang and Drakensang 2 The River of Time, both very good old-school party-based CRPGs.

Lookup the steam store for rpg's. You get a lot of good quality games for small money from the indie developers.madmenno

Ragnarok Online

Thanks a bunch for all of the replies! For the record, I do actually own Titans Quest, ToEE, Arcanum, Sacred Gold, Grotesque Tactics, Drakensang, Fallout 1 and I've owned DA: Origins in the past. I have been meaning to check out the games from Spiderweb but it keeps popping out of my mind. I've been looking into inquisitor and it does look extremely interesting and I'm downloading it as I'm typing this. As for Jagged Alliance and Realms of Arkania, I haven't checked them out but I will as soon as I have time for it. Thanks for all of the replies, I really do appreciate them all! ChronicChronic276

www.gog.com/news/gogcom_annual_survey_get_a_game_for_free

www.gog.com/gamecard/realms_of_arkania_1_2

[QUOTE="Chronic276"]

Neverwinter Nights

Icewind Dale

Baldurs Gate

Planescape Torment

Divine Divinity

Socijalisticka

All mediocre dungeon-crawling psuedo-RPGs. Play FO1/2 and Arcanum. Jagged Alliance 2 looks promising as well, I have yet to play it though.

Good news ! Realms of Arkania 1&2 are free on Good Old Games now if you fill out this quick survey. Only takes a minute or 2.

www.gog.com/news/gogcom_annual_survey_get_a_game_for_free

www.gog.com/gamecard/realms_of_arkania_1_2 bussinrounds

Sweet! Nice find man. And thank you very much for the links, I really do appreciate it!

Avadon Black Fortress is one of the best RPGs of the past 5 years, it has bland graphics but great gameplay.ampiva

Thanks for your input! I haven't got round to checking this out yet but I will do now, thanks a lot.

Chronic

I'm really enjoying Inquisitor. The production values are a little spotty in some areas and the translation has a few problems but other than that its pretty great. It almost plays like a detective game, you spend a lot of time just questioning people to build your case against heretics.

[QUOTE="Chronic276"]Thanks a bunch for all of the replies! For the record, I do actually own Titans Quest, ToEE, Arcanum, Sacred Gold, Grotesque Tactics, Drakensang, Fallout 1 and I've owned DA: Origins in the past. I have been meaning to check out the games from Spiderweb but it keeps popping out of my mind. I've been looking into inquisitor and it does look extremely interesting and I'm downloading it as I'm typing this. As for Jagged Alliance and Realms of Arkania, I haven't checked them out but I will as soon as I have time for it. Thanks for all of the replies, I really do appreciate them all! Chronicbussinrounds

www.gog.com/news/gogcom_annual_survey_get_a_game_for_free

www.gog.com/gamecard/realms_of_arkania_1_2

Nice, thanks. Completed the survey, now i'm just waiting for the e-mail. I'm really in the mood for some old-school CRPGs.

Torchlight?

Golden Sun? I don't know...

I'm really enjoying Inquisitor. The production values are a little spotty in some areas and the translation has a few problems but other than that its pretty great. It almost plays like a detective game, you spend a lot of time just questioning people to build your case against heretics.

Ragingbear505

Torchlight?

PetJel

Golden Sun? I don't know...

Starshine_M2A2

http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/inquisitor

This one? I can't endorse it since i havent played it yet. But i'm meaning to give it a shot this weekend. Look interesting for us old school isometric RPG fans

http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/inquisitor

This one? I can't endorse it since i havent played it yet. But i'm meaning to give it a shot this weekend. Look interesting for us old school isometric RPG fans

robertlie

Torchlight 2 in about a week. IxX3xil3d0n3XxI

wow thought i was the only madman one who liked old school isometric games.

i know this is a pc tread. but a while back i came a cross 3d dot game heroes

man this game is awesome

btw dint hear about dungeon siege, 1 and 2 are awesome....you should stay away from 3, but 1 and 2 :)

The only good thing about Dungeon Seige is this Ultima 5 Lazarus mod for it. http://www.u5lazarus.com/

wow thought i was the only madman one who liked old school isometric games.

i know this is a pc tread. but a while back i came a cross 3d dot game heroes

man this game is awesome

btw dint hear about dungeon siege, 1 and 2 are awesome....you should stay away from 3, but 1 and 2 :)

thundercave01