Axe Cop

Sadly I haven't had the pleasure of reading the Axe Cop comics. But I'm a huge fan of retro styled games. Thanks to the engine of OHRRPGCE, this game looks like it would fit right into the library of the Nintendo Entertainment System and it has such a great sense of humor, for all ages. If I had to pick only one thing that Axe Cop does really well, it would be that it doesn't slow the game down with walls and walls of text. I noticed in alot of turnbased RPGs, they are usually really heavy on the dialogue. I understand these games are ment to be story driven, but there is such thing as too much dialogue, not enough gameplay. At that point, you may as well just read a book. There's been alot of thought, love and care put into this project and it really shows. The game is quite a good challenge and I highly recommend it if you are a fan of turnbased RPGs or retro games.

Very well made game using the O.H.RPG.C.E. ( : It has the nes vibe, music is on point, lots of cut scenes and mini games throughout so far. Not a huge fan of the rpg battles given the source but it works. Haven't finished it yet, there is quite a lot of content, with more added in post-launch updates. Lead developer is a cool guy, and definitely a fan of the comic. There is a lot of heart and thought put into this, maybe to its detriment as it does appear to stick very close to the source material and to a hard nes-like format. For example, if you ever forget the setup that this is from the mind/logic of a little kid brother, it can seem so bizarre in the twists and turns and character designs--but that's the charm. AXE COP!!

The exploration is surprisingly rewarding for an RPG of this genre. It actually feels like there's an incentive to pay attention to the environments and look for stuff to collect/unlock. The battles and cutscenes are super polished, visually, so it feels pretty good to go through the story beats.

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i honestly was going through my FB message requests and IDK how there was a steam key in there. I put that key in steam and someone gifted me this game. I have no idea when or who the person was, or what i did to deserve it. BUT HOLY F*** I LOVED IT I been playing it on my steamdeck and its amazing! Its a pokemon feel while playing with a dabble of final fantasy. Its so hard to explain but it got me hooked. I was away from my PC while traveling for a month and i had so much fun playing it. Thank you whoever it was that gifted it to me. Im forever grateful

I say who ever you are. try this game out. I may not be a rpg guy, but if you are fan of axe cop, fun visuals, and good comedy then i recommend this game.

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I've only just started in Axe Cop, but I certainly feel like I can give it a solid recommendation. It has an amazing chiptune soundtrack, excellent pixel art, and a pretty entertaining combat system. I do think Navigation is a bit on the difficult side at times, as currently I'm on the evil Santa Claus level with no real idea of where exactly I'm supposed to go. Now, I'm also going through ab out of insomnia and it's pretty difficult to figure stuff out when your mind is just straight up exhausted.. So it's probably a me problem. The game does reward you for exploring, especially with the different characters you can choose from. I really enjoyed this aspect of the game. The game follows in the exploits from the webcomic. While you don't have to be familiar with the comic, I do think it'll add some enjoyment to the experience if you are. I'm somewhat familiar with it, as I've certainly seen it at some point in the past. I had to look it up again to see how much of my memory is accurate. Some. Not a bunch. But, in any case - if you're a fan of the webcomic this game is perfect for you. The writing is humorous, well written, and has some pretty great moments so far. All said, this is a fun and impressive RPG that I wholeheartedly recommend to others.

Its good, a loving homage to retro games, and lots of fun references. Pixel art is really pleasant. I'm really looking forward to beating this soon

So, an NES style JRPG is certainly a choice, but I'm still surprised to see essentially no fanfare around an Axe Cop game. Maybe you just have to imagine Nick Offerman's voice reading Axe Cop's lines to fully get into the spirit. It's moderately funny in its absurdity and has some interesting leveling and skill attainment systems, but ultimately its levels drag on too long and the lack of quality of life features wear out their welcome. Still, if you like Axe Cop and like RPGs, it's definitely worth a lot more attention than the almost complete lack of reviews would suggest that it has gotten.