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Graverobber Foundation / Nov 7, 2022 / Action, Adventure, RPG
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Ringlorn Saga is an adventure RPG inspired by the Japanese PC classics. Prince Gerhard the Brave embarks on a journey to the neighboring land to investigate the appearance of a magic barrier and his father's disappearance.
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• Fixed rendering issues on Steam Deck. • Engine upgrade.
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97% positive, 63 reviews
It's a charming game, and looks great, but the sudden anachronistic dialogue from npcs broke my immersion. It felt like finding a long curly hair in my food.
2 found this helpful, 2026-08-25
Four hours of very fun dungeon crawling action. This game is like if an Hydlide came out in modern times and I say this with no hint of malice. Everything about this game is old school, from the aesthetic which lloks like came straight from the PC-88 to the classic Bump System combat of early Japanese Action RPGs. Our Hero Gerhard is on a trip to rescue his dad which has gone missing in a nearby nation which has...
2 found this helpful, 2026-01-04
Ringlorn Saga gave me nostalgic feelings of being a little kid renting old games whose names I never knew. This ~3 hour adventure is a no-frills, straight to the point, action RPG that's easy to pick up and just play. Combat is very simple: you bump into enemies and they try to do the same to you. There are 3 attack types that need to be changed to maximize damage and keep things engaging. Equipment is even simpler:...
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-05
Simple, slow, and satisfying bump battler with a few extra options I love bump combat (where you just run right into foes), which is why I enjoy the early Ys games so much, but those are a little more frenetic than Ringlorn -- here there is no offset, but a simple movement grid, and you are constantly trying to maneuver around so you can strike the sides and rear of your enemies. It's a lot more like Hydlide than...
3 found this helpful, 2026-07-18

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