
Turn-based RPG about a group of players rolling dice in the year 1999! Create your own game master and RPG party, as they roleplay, explore distant planets in their imagination, fight weird aliens and save the galaxy in the era of dial-up internet and floppy disks! (Includes +1 Edition content)
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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil
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literally cannot play anymore
Too painful to play.
A lighthearted, self-aware turn-based RPG, with charming pixel art graphics and full of sci-fi references. It kinda drags towards the end and can feel a slog at times, but it's a pretty solid game.
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please play this very good
[h2]Knights grew up, got a spaceship, stayed sarcastic.[/h2] If you enjoyed Knights of Pen and Paper, Galaxy of Pen and Paper +1 Edition feels like coming back to the same table - just with a slightly bigger map, a few new house rules, and the GM still insisting that the fourth wall is “more of a suggestion, really”. The story keeps its irony intact, gleefully winking at you while pretending it absolutely isn’t. The combat is a neat twist on the classic formula: you can essentially “arrange” your opponents and take them on in sequence. Piling on more enemies is deliciously tempting - higher risk, higher reward - like deciding to fight three goblins at once because you’re feeling brave, and then remembering you are not, in fact, brave. Space battles also stick to the classic vibe, but run on their own distinct flow, which helps them feel like more than just “the usual, but with stars”. It’s not a visual leap over the predecessor - the graphics don’t really evolve - but it’s oddly forgivable, like a beloved old miniature that still looks great from tabletop distance. What does evolve is the variety, and that feeds a strong replay value: different fights, different approaches, and enough systems to make “one more run” feel like a reasonable life choice. Bottom line: if you liked Knights of Pen and Paper, you’re not really allowed to skip Galaxy of Pan and Paper - I don’t make the rules, the dice do.
This is great pixel art gaming. I had fun playing it. Pen & Paper Gaming +2
Très drôle.
Eu gostei do Knights of Pen and Paper, é uma boa diversão por um preço muito em conta, então eu decidi dar uma chance ao Galaxy of Pen and Paper... ... E eu descobri que eles conseguiram fazer um jogo MUITO MELHOR do que o Knights. Se você gosta de RPG de mesa, RPG eletrônico e memes, pegue este jogo sem medo. Ele vale cada centavo, mesmo com o preço cheio e sendo mais caro do que o anterior.
Star Trek it is. Star Wars it is not. Roll dice. Buy meta-upgrades. Journey the infinite cosmos because you forgot where the quest marker is. Save the Galaxy before sundown because your mom is making spaghetti tonight.
Franchement pas terrible, je regrette mon achat
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