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Knights of Frontier Valley

Knights of Frontier Valley

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie

Story:Knights of Frontier Valley is a highly replayable survival RPG where no two games are the same. Take on the role of an adventurer and guide him through his life in a unique and dynamic world. Gain fame and fortune, while never losing sight of the most important goal: staying alive!

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February 15, 2025

A gorgeous deep independent RPG. It has a lot of potential and I hope when it finished it joins the only store worth its money, GOG. The style and detail of the game give very strong, in a good way, 2000s vibes. Come on GOG!

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