The best action RPG games

ARPG games (the acronym stands for Action Role-Playing Game) borrow gameplay elements from the action genre and mix them with real-time gameplay still retaining core RPG concepts that makes a CRPG (Computer Role-Playing Game) what it is. Combat is often dependent on the players' own reflexes while combat tactics usually play a minor role.

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Vengeance of Excalibur

DOS19913.9/5 Synergistic Software

God of Thunder

DOSWindows XP/98/951993freeware3.9/5 Adept Software

God of Thunder is a classic computer game developed by Adept Software and released in 1993. It's a puzzle platformer with a fantasy theme. In the game, you control Thor, the Norse god of thunder, on a quest to save Midgard (Earth) from the evil god Loki and his minions.The gameplay involves navigating through various levels filled with obstacles, e...

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DOS19933.9/5

Burntime

DOS19933.9/5 Max Design

Autoduel

DOS19853.9/5 Origin Systems

Autoduel is an abandoned top-down open world post apocalyptic RPG/driving game hybrid designed by Chuck Bueche and Richard Garriott of Ultima fame. Autoduel was developed by Origin Systems and was released in 1985 for DOS, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, C64, Apple II, Macintosh, Amiga. Autoduel is based on a board game designed by Steve Jackson himself.

Dragons of Flame

DOS1989protected3.9/5 U.S. Gold

Ultima 8: The Lost Vale

DOS1994canceled3.8/5 Origin Systems

Hillsfar

DOS1989protected3.8/5 Westwood Studios

The Faery Tale Adventure: Book I

DOS19873.8/5 MicroIllusions

Al-Qadim: The Genie's Curse

DOS1994protected3.8/5 Cyberlore studios

Spirit of Excalibur

DOS19903.8/5 Synergistic Software

Fairy Tale Adventure 2: Halls of the Dead

DOSWindows XP/98/9519973.8/5 The Dreamers Guild

Darkstone

Windows XP/98/951999protected3.8/5 Delphine software

DarkSpyre

DOS19903.8/5 Event Horizon

Alien Fires 2199 AD

DOS19883.7/5 Paragon Software

Alien Fires: 2199 AD is a 1987/88 science fiction RPG (role-playing game) developed and published by Paragon Software for the Amiga, Atari ST and MS-DOS. Players can customize their character’s stats and skills at the beginning of the game. The graphics were considered quite advanced, especially on the Amiga platform.