DosTips.com

About 2 weeks ago, I started coding for a Batch RPG with elements common to those in Japanese games, which I would later find out is a sub-genre of it's own : a "JRPG". This includes the usual cast of anime stereotypes, wholly unfair gacha systems, and vast worlds of fantastical wonder. At any rate, I've played a couple of these games myself, and I tried to emulate such an effect in the creation of Soul Lapse. Here's a video of gameplay:

https://youtu.be/KhLi3f85RZM

I've just hoped that Soul Lapse is a breath of fresh air compared to other Batch "RPGs".

FEATURES

- Gacha System
- All female cast of 14 unique characters
- Unique passive abilities for each
- 15 level campaign, dream-like narration
- Fully coloured, hand made ASCII art
- Soundtrack & Sound effects, Save system
- Critical Hit System
- Evolve System (each level, a random Evolution Path is chosen to evolve characters at a cost)
- Relic System (each level, certain artifacts are chosen that give special effects that may or may not help the level)

How to read the character stats:
Since Soul Lapse needs a couple other mp3 files, I've bundled it into a single .zip file for ease of access on Mediafire:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/r0ehqto2 ... e.zip/file

Looks neat. Glad for the video. Some threads that aren't even particularly old have been affected by changes to image hosts, both with Photobucket changing their hotlinking terms and Tinypic ending which leads to many broken images but I'd imagine YT will stick around a bit.

I'll give it a try, it does sound cool! I'm a huge fan of the JRPG genre and started playing with Doom II and Panzer General on a MS-DOS computer, so why couldn't it be worth trying something that combines both?

@Yellow_13 Ah thanks! If you find any bugs, please do tell me