Non-turn based rpg's?

[Evenglare]

Gotta second dungeon world. It's amazing. One of the really cool things about it is that monsters don't have "levels" instead the fiction describes how tough a monster is.

 

[michv6]

i mean rpg videogames that has real-time battle system just like a fighting game hack and slash

 

[michv6]

also non turn-based rpgs games
Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals on nintando ds
The World Ends With You ds a fresh rpg its different for your typical rpg

spin-offs of final fantsy series
the Mana (series)
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (series) on Nintendo systems
Final Fantasy Dissidia (action rpg)
Compilation of final fantasy vii squels to final fantasy vii but real-time battle system

spin-offs of summon night series
these are action rpgs battles system like the tales (series)
summon night: twin age ds
Summon Night: Swordcraft Story
Summon Night: Swordcraft Story2
Summon Night Craft Sword Monogatari: Hajimari no Ishi

 

[thexar]

Exalted 2nd Edition. In brief: initiative (they call it "join battle) is rolled yielding a 0 to 6. Subtract what you rolled from 6 to get your starting tick, so rolling a 6, becomes a 0, meaning you go first. On your tick you take an action. that action has a speed from 4 (fast) to 6 (slow). When you finish your action, add the speed to your tick count to see when you go next.

The Battle Wheel was developed as a way to keep track of who is next. I think it's terrible. It's much easier to simply write down when your next action tick is, and the ST counts up the clock.

 

[Slyfoxgamer]

Feng Shui has a shot system, every action takes a certain number of shots, and you can go again when that action has finished.

A shot system! Wow! That could either be really fun or really miserable!

 

[Bagpuss]

Shots as in a film reference, not a drinking game one.

 

[Nytmare]

Shots as in a film reference, not a drinking game one.

Heh, I was certain that Skyfox was a bot till you explained that one to me.