Before I started playing games in general, I have always thought most of the characters are real. We can all call it childhood fantasies and the rest, but to me it was real. As real as jumping a hole on Super Mario, or kicking a character on Mortal Kombat, etc.
It wasn't until I played D&D and got into a contest with a lot of my mates that I realized role-playing games are an entirely different type of games. The characters are a scintillating piece of work.
But as an adult now, I have had a much selective approach to the type of role-playing games I choose and here are some of my favorites.
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the seven stars
Everybody knows Super Mario as a classic, but most folks don't know how much it has come on as an RPG game. I was a classic Mario fan back in the day, so you can imagine out how thrilled I was about an RPG game on one of my all-time favorites.
The characters and settings stem from the original series on Super Mario, and it is exciting to play.
Probably one of the few games not to be on mobile and Nintendo, Super Mario; Legend of the seven stars is mostly played on virtual platforms like WII.
Pokemon
Another traditional game when we were all growing up. Pokemon provides another glimpse, or a sneak peek into a once revered game. The series is also aimed at stimulating interest from younger kids just like it once did with us. It is thrilling to play as a beginner where you get to collect animals for the pleasure of watching them fight each other.
The game is available on a Nintendo cart, and most people have been able to access it via omega Rugby and alpha sapphire.
Roll for combat is an RPG game that was developed by five very experienced players in the characters of;
Mo Dubinsky the reptilian ruffian, Lashunta Hirogi the trophy hunting member of the team, Tuttle blacktail the self-proclaimed brain of most of their operations, Rusty Carter the uncomfortable, good-looking guy and CHDRR that was built for combat operations.
Together they were set in a universe called Paizo as part of Starfinder where they faced ceaseless battles trying to overcome their shortcomings and problems.
They were also involved in rival gang clashes and firefights that brought them down to the reality of what to expect in this role-playing game. It captures some of the epic battles as experienced infamous games like D&D.
It is a Podcast RPG available on iTunes; I also heard there is a contest going on right about now on the game.
Fable; the lost chapters
An awesome game with a very nice storyline, fables aims to capitulate the character when he moves about breaking things; he becomes more angelic when good things are done and vice versa the other way round.
The weapons in his possession are meant to break things, smash them up, and shoot them down.
Most of this game is played on Xbox, but a lot of folks have found a way to use it on steam for PC or Mac.
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