Not exactly a turn-based RPG, but I used to enjoy Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony on the PSP back in the day. It’s probably pretty dated by today’s standards, but I remember playing through the game a bunch of times.
There are three distinct character classes that branch off into specialisations as you level up. There’s usually a “good” and an “evil” upgrade path involved there.
Combat is similar to something like Diablo - or, well, the even older Dungeon Siege games - and is played from an isometric point of view.
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Not exactly a turn-based RPG, but I used to enjoy Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony on the PSP back in the day. It’s probably pretty dated by today’s standards, but I remember playing through the game a bunch of times.
There are three distinct character classes that branch off into specialisations as you level up. There’s usually a “good” and an “evil” upgrade path involved there.
Combat is similar to something like Diablo - or, well, the even older Dungeon Siege games - and is played from an isometric point of view.