Victim Cache the RPG - An 80s JRPG Parody
Released Feb 2020
Victim Cache the RPG is a retro-styled video game that tells a unique story about an unlikely hero who falls in love with a magical princess that is being held by an evil king against her will … yadda yadda every RPG story line from the 80s. F*** that.
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Developer
Publisher
Victim Cache
Achievements
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Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
“Sex, drugs, and leveling up!”
Victim Cache: The RPG is a parody of popular Japanese role playing games from the 1980s and 1990s, such as Final Fantasy I-VI and Dragon Warrior I-IV. Although the game play, story, and graphical style mimic RPGs of that era, Victim Cache: The RPG features mature humor, themes, and language.
The gameplay is modeled after classic JRPGs. Players can move their characters up, down, left, or right on a top down 2D map to explore the 8-bit towns, dungeons, and overworld. Along the way, players must talk to archetypal non-player characters to advance the quest lines. Battles are fought from a side view perspective in which the player can choose to attack, cast a spell, execute a special attack, use an item, or later in the game summon additional allies to help. Battles are won when all enemies hit points have reached zero.
Victim Cache: The RPG is a parody of popular Japanese role playing games from the 1980s and 1990s, such as Final Fantasy I-VI and Dragon Warrior I-IV. Although the game play, story, and graphical style mimic RPGs of that era, Victim Cache: The RPG features mature humor, themes, and language.
The gameplay is modeled after classic JRPGs. Players can move their characters up, down, left, or right on a top down 2D map to explore the 8-bit towns, dungeons, and overworld. Along the way, players must talk to archetypal non-player characters to advance the quest lines. Battles are fought from a side view perspective in which the player can choose to attack, cast a spell, execute a special attack, use an item, or later in the game summon additional allies to help. Battles are won when all enemies hit points have reached zero.
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