Looking for games with single character and real-time+tile-based movement.
There are games with resal time and tile-based movement (Age of Empires 1, Warcraft 1), but all those I remember are not single character (à la roguelike).
Do you know any game in which you control a single character that has real-time and tile-based movement?
Another one with the mechanic mentioned here. I saw a talk about a game with that main mechanic, which is what inspired this post, but I cannot remember which game was :/.
As with Shadow Tactics, it may be tile based, but in that case it tries to disguish itself as a more granular-movement system. The tiles are not visible.
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead has an optional semi-realtime mode where enemies take a turn every few seconds if you do nothing, but I believe taking your own turns advances the turn count as usual, so it is really just a sort of (very short) turn timer.
They mentioned real-time movement. Disgaea is turn based last I checked. Though I can't imagine a game that uses real-time movement and that is also gird based as they kinda go against each other design wise.
Wait, I might just be thinking of the Ultimate Unlosing Ranger. Tho I suppose it's turn-based in the sense that your actions all come from a pool, but iirc it's more similar to Crypt of the Necrodancer or the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games.
I haven't played it. It intrigues me, but it hasn't been enough to pull the trigger yet.
There's also stuff like crypt of the necrodancer which is tries to combine turn based mechanics with rhythm based input I couldn't get into, and crown trick where it's turn based but everything moves when you do so you can play it like real time. I could see those being what he was thinking of.
That sounds like the game that made me ask this question. I saw it in a talk from the developer (GDC or something like that)... I don't remember the name :/.
Oh, didn't realize you were OP. It doesn't indicate it, at least on kbin.
I'm not sure if necrodancer meets your criteria because I just couldn't get past the start. Crown trick is rogue lite though, so doesn't fit. There are other dungeon crawlers like vaporum out there, though I haven't ever taken the step to playing any of them to remember what they are.
OP, maybe check the Shadow Tactics games? They might be what you’re looking for. You control up to 3 characters on a mission but you can only ever control one of them at a time, technically.
I did a quick search and found this video, it may be tile based, but in that case it tries to disguish itself as a more granular-movement system. The tiles are not visible.
For an example of the mechanic, see the EDIT on the post: Real Time Chess https://www.kfchess.com/
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