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1861 RPG games reviewed and scored, best first.
1861 reviews
Onion Games' spiritual successor to the cult classic Moon: Remix RPG Adventure, a surreal fairy-tale RPG whose Mostly Positive review sample praises stunning art, music, and writing but splits sharply over a cryptic, Undertale-inspired combat system many reviewers found frustrating and unfair.
3 / 10
Fix-a-Bug's satirical, pop-culture-soaked dungeon crawler, two years in public demo development, whose Mostly Positive review sample praises genuinely funny writing and charm but splits sharply over timing-based combat, a pointless crafting system, and repeated late-game difficulty and stability complaints.
3 / 10
A free-to-play idle RPG, openly described by its developer as a first attempt after learning to program, whose review sample consistently reports boss challenges that can't actually be idled, a manual-save bug that can erase progress, and a grind severe enough that one detailed reviewer resorted to speedhack software to finish it.
3 / 10
A Tribal Fantasy MMO That Plays Nothing Like Its Own Trailer Adventurers Guild is a free-to-play MMORPG from AG Studio, set on the continent of Parmons, where players build a fanta
2.8 / 10
Grinding for the sake of grinding Greed and Greed is a small, plainly made idle RPG from solo-scale developer DIG Games, and it does not pretend to be anything more than that. Its
2.8 / 10
A cheap idle merge-RPG whose own store page is picked apart, feature by feature, in the single most-upvoted review in its sample — and whose save file, according to three independent reports, can be permanently corrupted by a crash.
2.5 / 10
A budget RPG Maker idle RPG that delivers exactly what its short feature list promises and not much else, hurt further by a reported crash and zero visible post-launch support.
2.5 / 10
A Slavic-folklore clicker built in the visual-novel engine Ren'Py, whose thin, overwhelmingly one-line foreign-language review score is directly contradicted by Steam's own achievement data — every single achievement sits at almost exactly 1% completion, independently confirming a detailed critical review's claim that almost nobody who buys this game plays it for long.
2.5 / 10
ODale Studios' solo-developed alien-temple survival horror game built around a microphone-sensitive monster, whose Mixed and largely critical review sample finds the central detection gimmick inconsistent and easily bypassed, the puzzles either trivial or illogical, and the overall experience too short and rough to justify its asking price.
2 / 10
A cheap dark-fantasy dual-blade action RPG whose handful of substantive reviews describe an unpolished, half-empty world -- stiff character animation, invisible walls, AI-generated loading art, and a story one reviewer calls pulled from thin air -- with barely any of its own achievement-tracked players reaching the later story beats.
2 / 10
Shell Increment is a $3.99 pirate-themed incremental game where you command a skeleton crew looting ships for shells, and this review's full 10-review sample is Mostly Negative, dominated by a core-breaking bug that pauses idle progress the moment you alt-tab away and a save-data-loss issue reported in three separate languages.
1.9 / 10
An imaginative premise — a giant mobile castle fleeing monsters across an open world — sold at an extraordinary NZ$289.99, which this review's own check of Steam's public records shows spent roughly six years in Early Access before quietly "leaving" it in 2024 with a single achievement and, by ten of eleven reviewers' accounts, barely a tutorial's worth of content.
1.8 / 10
A co-op open-world action RPG built from Unreal Marketplace assets that its only two public reviewers describe as unfinished and shallow -- mismatched music, a nonfunctional crosshair, meaningless quests, and enemies that can kill in three hits while your starting weapon barely scratches them.
1.5 / 10
