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All New Turn-Based RPGs That Are Officially Near-Perfect

All New Turn-Based RPGs That Are Officially Near-Perfect

It might not be the genre with the most mass appeal, but the turn-based RPG still has a place in the modern gaming landscape. Actually, some of the best role-playing games from the past few years have been turn-based.

There's a common misconception about turn-based combat, that it's somehow less engaging than a real-time, hack-and-slash or shooting experience. In terms of real-time button skill, this is true. It's easier, in a basic sense, to select options from a menu on your own time than to think and react to a game's real-time inputs on the fly. But a good turn-based RPG will channel its difficulty through tactical challenges that test the player's forethought, creativity, and nuanced understanding of various in-game rules.

Just like other genres, the turn-based RPG has evolved alongside the gaming medium. Here are some recent games—as in, released within the last three years—that demonstrate this.

Patch 8 multiclass of Tav blending Swashbuckler Rogue and Hexblade Warlock in Baldur's Gate 3 combat
Patch 8 multiclass of Tav blending Swashbuckler Rogue and Hexblade Warlock in Baldur's Gate 3 combat
Patch 8 multiclass of Gale as a Bladesinging Wizard and College of Swords Bard in Baldur's Gate 3 combat
Patch 8 multiclass of Gale as a Bladesinging Wizard and College of Swords Bard in Baldur's Gate 3 combat
Path of the Giant Barbarian charges a foe in Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 8 with a fierce new combat animation
Path of the Giant Barbarian charges a foe in Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 8 with a fierce new combat animation
Baldur's Gate 3 Tag Page Cover Art
Baldur's Gate 3 Tag Page Cover Art

If we're talking about important turn-based RPGs from recent history, we have to pay respect to Baldur's Gate 3. In fact, I would argue that, along with the next game on this list, Baldur's Gate 3 is majorly responsible for reinvigorating mainstream interest in turn-based combat.

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With a more tactical spin on traditional turn-based battle systems, Baldur's Gate 3's combat sandbox manages to impress and satisfy in equal measure. It's generally quite easy to get the hang of, and with deep customization, progression, environmental, and gear mechanics, the skill ceiling is adequately high.

Alongside Baldur's Gate 3, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 went a long way toward reminding gaming audiences of the turn-based template's power. Its build variety is perhaps not as diverse and expressive as some other turn-based RPGs, but the distinct combat styles of each Clair Obscur party member, not to mention the satisfying progression offered by Pictos, makes for a robust, compelling gameplay experience nonetheless.

An injection of real-time mechanics also helped Clair Obscur secure greater mainstream appeal. Players can dodge, block, and engage in brief QTEs to bolster combat effectiveness, undermining much of the randomness that tends to accompany turn-based systems, in a good way.

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