
As war erupts between the Dominion and the Kingdom Iori, from the borderlands, is drawn into the chaos This is a story-driven traditional turn-based RPG, where players embark on an adventure across a war-torn continent, and witness conflicts that will change the fate of the entire world
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In an age of endless war, the small border village of Caten becomes the starting point of destiny.
Players take control of Iori, a young kid drawn into the chaos of the continent.
Caten Village is a story-driven traditional turn-based RPG, where you’ll explore the land, meet allies, and make choices that shape the future of the world.
Game Features:
Classic turn-based combat inspired by traditional RPGs
Multiple character classes and upgrade paths to suit your play style
Branching storylines and multiple endings shaped by your decisions
Original soundtrack and an emotional story set in a time of war
The full version will include large-scale battles and expanded story arcs
Includes the Prologue Chapter (around 1 hour of gameplay)
Play as Iori and experience the beginning of the story and basic battle system
Explore Caten Village and nearby areas
Experience early character interactions and story events
※The full version will feature additional classes, branching routes, and major war campaigns.
Hello everyone! This is my very first RPG Maker game.
I’ve always been very interested in the game industry, so I decided to try writing a story and designing a game myself.
I’d love to hear your feedback—both good and bad are very welcome! Thank you so much!!
The story is mostly finished! The beginning might feel a little strange, but I promise everything will make sense as the story goes on!
Thank you all for your support—I’m determined to finish this game!!!
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Languages: Traditional Chinese
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