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A light-hearted turn-based RPG, heavily inspired by old 2D classics. You will battle through waves of cute enemies, grow your characters, explore a diverse world, solve puzzles, and of course, save the world. (Just updated to version 3!)
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is a jrpg, turn-based and indie game
developed and published by Matt Roszak.
Released on February 25th 2014 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 3,158 reviews of which 3,062 were positive and 96 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.3 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 13.79€ on Steam, but you can find it for 5.65€ on Gamivo.
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- Processor: 2.0 GHz Dual Core (much stronger CPU required for higher resolutions)
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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Epic Battle Fantasy 4, created by Matt Roszak, is one of those rare indie RPGs that initially appears light and comedic but gradually reveals an impressive amount of mechanical depth and content density. What began as a Flash-era series evolves here into a fully realized turn-based RPG that confidently stands on its own, not just as a parody of classic JRPGs but as a genuinely engaging example of the genre. It blends absurd humor, anime-inspired aesthetics, and surprisingly intricate combat systems into a package that feels both nostalgic and distinctively modern in its design philosophy. At its core, the game follows a traditional structure, guiding a party of characters across a colorful overworld filled with enemies, treasure, and secrets. However, what elevates Epic Battle Fantasy 4 beyond its simple premise is how much freedom and complexity it offers within its systems. Combat is turn-based but far from simplistic, requiring players to carefully consider elemental affinities, status effects, buffs, debuffs, and cooldown management. Each encounter becomes a small puzzle, where success depends on reading enemy patterns and adapting strategies rather than relying on brute force. The game constantly encourages experimentation, whether through skill combinations or equipment choices, making progression feel dynamic rather than linear. The party composition plays a major role in shaping this experience. Each character fulfills a distinct role, but the game allows for enough flexibility that they can be customized to suit different playstyles. One character may excel in raw physical damage, another in high-impact magic, while others provide support or utility through debuffs and status manipulation. This balance ensures that no single strategy dominates, and players are rewarded for understanding how different abilities interact. The addition of skill trees and a wide selection of gear further deepens the system, giving players a constant stream of meaningful decisions as they develop their team. One of the most impressive aspects of the game is how it handles progression and pacing. Unlike many RPGs that rely heavily on grinding, Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is structured to keep players moving forward at a steady pace. Experience gains are generous, and inactive party members are not left behind, reducing the need for repetitive battles. At the same time, the game offers a wealth of optional content for those who want to dive deeper, including hidden areas, rare enemies, and an extensive bestiary that rewards thorough exploration. This balance between accessibility and depth makes the game appealing to both casual players and those seeking a more completionist experience. Visually, the game embraces a vibrant, exaggerated style that perfectly matches its tone. The overworld features simplified, almost playful character designs, while battles showcase more detailed and expressive artwork. This contrast might feel unusual at first, but it quickly becomes part of the game’s identity, reinforcing its blend of humor and spectacle. Attack animations are particularly memorable, often exaggerated to the point of absurdity, which keeps combat visually engaging even after many hours of play. The writing and tone are central to the game’s charm. Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is unapologetically comedic, filled with jokes, fourth-wall breaks, and references to gaming culture. The dialogue rarely takes itself seriously, and while the overarching story follows a familiar “save the world” structure, it serves primarily as a backdrop for character interactions and humor. This approach works well for maintaining a lighthearted atmosphere, though it does mean that players looking for a deeply emotional or narrative-driven experience may find it lacking in substance. Despite its many strengths, the game is not without flaws. The sheer number of systems and options can be overwhelming at first, especially for players unfamiliar with turn-based RPG mechanics. Menus are dense, and understanding how everything fits together requires some patience. Additionally, while the humor is a defining feature, it can occasionally feel repetitive or overly reliant on references, which may not appeal to everyone. There are also remnants of its Flash origins in certain aspects of presentation and interface design, which can feel slightly dated compared to more modern indie titles. Even with these shortcomings, Epic Battle Fantasy 4 succeeds in delivering a remarkably rich and enjoyable experience. It offers a level of depth and replayability that far exceeds expectations, supported by a strong sense of personality and a clear understanding of what makes turn-based RPGs satisfying. It does not try to compete with big-budget titles in terms of narrative or production value, but it compensates with creativity, humor, and a surprisingly robust gameplay foundation. In the end, Epic Battle Fantasy 4 stands as a testament to how much a focused indie project can achieve when it fully commits to its vision. It is both a loving tribute to classic RPGs and a confident game in its own right, offering hours of strategic combat, exploration, and lighthearted entertainment. For players willing to embrace its style and humor, it provides a deeply rewarding experience that lingers well beyond its colorful presentation. Rating: 9/10
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Okay, I played all Matt's game and get all epic difficulty related achievement. How about EBF6 EBF7 EBF8 EBF-positive infinity?
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Only Normal mode was completed. This game is awesome. I never played the prequels and you don't really need to. + If you're a beginner, everything is overwhelming at first, but it's becomes simple and easy to play. + Difficulty can be changed at any time. Certain medals and achivements are unlocked on Epic difficulty. + Upgrade your gear. It only cost mats. + There are no random battles. Each enemy is in a fixated position. Some enemies that block the way no longer respawn. + Forgetting your skills refunds your skill points for FREE! + Special skills can only be taken by one party member. + Defense and magic defense buffs are absolutely required. + Temper (Increased attack power) and Charm (Increased magic power) are necessary in all fights. + Scan your enemies and then run away. + There's no penalty for running away. + Switching party members doesn't cost a turn. + Humor is on point, like it's naturally funny. + Music is FIRE! + New Game Plus! All gear are kept. Score: 10 out of 10. An incredible RPG that nobody has played, but I have. And I hope you will as well.
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I really don't think all the games and content from Newgrounds and Armor Games (and many more) have been given their dues yet. I love this series, and while it's definitely because I grew up playing it on my family home computer in 2011, I still think it's a stupid good RPG, and while not having a supremely expansive story or modernized mechanics might turn off most RPG fans, I really don't think it's meant to be that. These games are accessible yet engaging flash games, with great humor, a fun artstyle, and I can't really point to any major flaws.
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Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is currently priced at 13.79€ on Steam.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 13.79€ on Steam.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 received 3,062 positive votes out of a total of 3,158 achieving an impressive rating of 9.28.
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Epic Battle Fantasy 4 was developed and published by Matt Roszak.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is not playable on MacOS.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is not playable on Linux.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Epic Battle Fantasy 4. Explore additional content available for Epic Battle Fantasy 4 on Steam.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 does not support Steam Remote Play.
Epic Battle Fantasy 4 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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