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Just dove into the details on Turn-based RPG Entropy, and man, the vibe is... a journey. Apparently, the world they've cooked up is this bizarre mix of epic fantasy and pure, unadulterated retro nostalgia. The article calls it a world "abandoned by the gods," which sounds pretty cool, but the visual payoff is what really hits. They're saying it looks like a PS1 game that got fished out of a toilet. Seriously!<br>
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It’s that uncanny valley effect, right? You get these classic, maybe slightly blocky, textures and that distinct low-poly feel that screams early 3D era. For a turn-based RPG, that visual choice is bold. It begs the question: is this a deliberate aesthetic choice for mood, or is it a nod to a forgotten era of gaming?<br>
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My take? Either way, it's got potential. If the gameplay depth matches the visual weirdness, this could be a sleeper hit. It definitely stands out from the usual slick, modern AAA graphics. Time to see if the mechanics can live up to the visual absurdity!<br>
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Source: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/turn-based-rpg-entropy-offers-up-a-world-abandoned-by-the-gods-that-looks-like-a-ps1-game-fished-from-a-toilet