130 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
Role-playing games are about growth: you steer a character or a party, develop abilities and make decisions that reshape the story. The genre spans isometric classics built on tabletop rules and huge open worlds alike.
Two filters help instantly: length (an evening RPG or a hundred-hour epic) and “Dialogue-heavy” for those who come for the story. Co-op RPGs carry the “Online co-op” mode — story campaigns you can finish together.
The first Trine on an updated engine: three heroes, physics puzzles and co-op for up to three players.
The benchmark RPG where choices really change the world, with four-player co-op that keeps all the freedom.
A farm, a village and romance: the best way to slow down and spend 100 calm hours with a friend.
A 2D sandbox with hundreds of items, bosses and metroidvania progression: with eight players it becomes a second life.
A dungeon where your friends are the monsters: kill the hero and become it.
A light action RPG about a cat king and a dog king winning back their thrones together. Two can play on one screen.
The pirate entry in the series: a cat captain sails between islands, hunts for treasure and fights on land and at sea.
A fairy-tale platformer with physics puzzles: a wizard, a knight and a thief take on levels together or alone.
Jon Irenicus and the golden age of RPGs: lots of text, all worth it.
An open fantasy world that never holds your hand: rewards curiosity and patience with death.
A Paintress erases people by age and an expedition marches to stop her: the breakout hit of 2025.
The Mojave, four factions and the best quests you can solve by talking.