A new rhythm-driven RPG, Nocturne, has hit Steam, blending traditional role-playing systems with battles fought almost entirely to music. The game is already making some noise on Steam, earning an Overwhelmingly Positive rating from players.

Nocturne arrived on September 22 after more than a decade of development at Pracy Studios, a small indie team led by founder Benjamin Pracy. The project had already started building a decent audience before launch, with its Steam Next Fest demo reportedly passing an impressive 30,000 downloads back in June. Pracy's idea was to create something that worked as both a full RPG and a proper rhythm game, rather than treating music as an occasional minigame or timed button prompt or overall afterthought. Pracy Studios' final product may be of interest to those who enjoyed Hi-Fi Rush as they wait for what Tango Gameworks has planned for the future.

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Fans of post-apocalyptic sci-fi stories may feel right at home with Nocturne , taking place long after humanity has disappeared, leaving behind a Digital Afterlife that has been silent for roughly 1,000 years. Players explore a deteriorating virtual world while meeting characters who raise questions about death, memory, and what it actually means to be alive. Outside of battle, the game comes with familiar RPG systems like leveling, stats, equipment, shops, bosses, exploration, and hidden secrets. Its main campaign reportedly lasts just over 10 hours and contains over 100,000 words of story.

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