Deluge

About the Game

Deluge is a dark, atmospheric 16-bit styled RPG about memory and morality. Play as a resurrected warrior, doomed to serve a tyrant set on demolishing a community it laid to waste once before. As Ganglim returns to crush the last remnants of your legacy, you find yourself haunted by the life you left behind.

Explore the town of Figaro, a place shaped by grief, resistence, and its fractured community. Engage in tense, turn-based battles against ghouls, demons, and twisted remnants of the past. Navigate branching decisions, a developing conscience, and meaningful choices that shape your role in Figaro's story.

🩸 Will you carry out your new orders, or embrace who you once were?

🕯️ Discover a quiet village brimming with monsters and mystery

• Explore the cursed town of Figaro, where every inhabitant hides a story

• Play as an undead warrior caught between the living and the dead... and forced to confront both

• Choose your path forward, and face what lurks within!

🕸️ Experience an oldschool JRPG inside a horrific adventure

• Familiar RPG mechanics in a suffocating, dread-filled world

• Classic turn-based battles against villagers, demons, monsters and more!

• Manage limited resources and control your own narrative

⚔️ Relive the spirit of early-2000s RPG classics

• A handcrafted, exploration-driven modern RPG experience

• A tribute to early internet RPGs, reimagined for today

Deluge is a solo-developed game by Riggy2k3, born from years of fascination with making and playing early RPG Maker games and JRPGs. It is a full retelling of the game DELUGE 2003, originally released in 2021.

• Made for fans of cult RPGs, melancholic adventures, and bendable storytelling

• Enjoy hours of skeletal adventure, with a variety of optional content to discover

• 40+ new songs from Jazzweather and TBG, plus new tracks by s0nderlust and Player One and the Mad Catz

Deluge is a damp, dreadful adventure game where you, a lonesome skeleton, can decide the outcome. Will you save the inhabitants of this desolate community, or lead them all to absolute ruin instead?