The most popular top-down party-based RPG games
Party-based role-playing games played in a top down perspective were perhaps the first CRPGs to get some attention by fans of pen & paper RPGs. After all, a top down view is the ideal way to convey the feeling of looking at a map, and it's the perfect way to show every member of the party in a turn-based combat. The most fondly remembered top-down CRPGs of the golden age of gaming were perhaps the ones designed by the immortal Richard Garriott: the Ultima series. Let's not forget classics such as The Magic Candle, Dark Sun, Wasteland.
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The Temple of Elemental Evil
Windows XP/98/95Mac OS2003protected3.9/5 Troika Games
Disciples of Steel
DOS19943.9/5
Phantasie 1
DOS1987protected3.8/5 SSI Strategic Simulations Inc.
Challenge of the Five Realms
DOS1992protected3.7/5 MicroProse Software
Space 1889
DOS19903.6/5 Paragon Software
Space 1889 is an abandoned top down RPG developed by Paragon Software and released in 1990 for DOS, Atari ST and Amiga. Space 1889 setting is classic science fiction, but is set in the Victorian. It's worth noting that Space 1889 is loosely based on the tabletop game of the same name.
Exile III: Ruined World
Windows XP/98/95Mac OSWindows 3.x1997freeware3.9/5 Spiderweb Software
Dragonflight
DOS19913.6/5 Thalion
Scavengers of the Mutant World
DOS19883.9/5 Interstel Corporation
Exile: Escape from the Pit
Windows XP/98/95Mac OSWindows 3.x1995freeware3.9/5 Spiderweb Software
Fountain of Dreams
DOS19904.1/5 Electronic Arts
Azalta: Cult of the Raven
DOS19963.9/5
Keys to Maramon
DOS19903.9/5 Mindcraft Software
Tunnels & Trolls: Crusaders of Khazan
DOS19904.1/5 New World Computing
Exile II: Crystal Souls
Windows XP/98/95Mac OSWindows 3.x1996freeware3.9/5 Spiderweb Software
Dungeons of Kairn
DOS19893.6/5
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