The most interesting RPG released in 1996
All the best and most popular games of the year, upcoming releases, and hits from the past. Use filters to narrow down search.
King's Field
RPG
February 14, 1996
Characterized by a high level of difficulty RPG studio FromSoftware. The action of the game is shown from the perspective of the first person and presents the story of a warrior looking for a magical sword to save the kingdom from the plague of monsters. The game consists mainly in exploration, fighting and gaining better equipment.
King's Field II
RPG
November 20, 1996
The next installment of a series of role-playing games set in a medieval fantasy land. The action of the game takes place fifteen years after the events of its predecessor and once again tells the player to set out in search of a powerful, magical sword. The game consists mainly in exploring, fighting and acquiring new elements of equipment.
Diablo
RPG
December 31, 1996
An incredibly popular action RPG developed by Blizzard Entertainment. The story of Diablo is set in a fantasy world called Sanctuary, a realm facing a great danger. The Lord of Terror, imprisoned in a magical soul stone, tries to break free. The demon managed to dominate the minds of bishop Lazarus and king Leoric as well as raise an army of creatures that threatens the citizens of Tristram. The brave prince Aidan steps up to fight the forces of evil. The gameplay of Diablo combines action game with an RPG. Its essence is exciting real-time combat against hordes of enemies. Apart from a single player campaign, Diablo also offers a multiplayer mode via the Internet for a maximum of 4 players.
Deus
RPG
December 31, 1996
Informal continuation of the original Silmarils game entitled Robinson's Requiem, combining elements of action, RPG, simulation and survival. As an agent of the military organisation AWE, we are following in the footsteps of a dangerous terrorist group that has captured a research station on the planet Alcybiades. In order to survive in a dangerous and unfriendly environment, we must constantly monitor the life functions of our body and satisfy its basic needs.